As many long-time Uncrate readers already know, we have an affinity for sharp-looking automotive photography — and Curves of Steel ($50) is full of it. This 192-page hardbound tome features stunning images of some of the world's most streamlined autos, all painstakingly made by photographer Michael Furman. A total of... [More]
Whether you're a long time wresting fan or simply liked Nacho Libre, odds are you'll enjoy Lucha Loco ($37). This 270+ page hardcover explores the world of the luchadores through simple, direct yet powerful photography, exposing both the human and stage sides of the Latin American heros.... [More]
If you're anything like us, chances are you have at least a couple extra holiday pounds you need to shed, and running is one of the most effective ways to do so. The Runner's Rule Book ($13) can help you along your way, with more than 100 rules that will... [More]
Entering its 21st season on Fox, The Simpsons isn't just a cartoon about a dysfunctional family — it's the longest-running prime time series in American television history. The Simpsons: An Uncensored, Unauthorized History ($18) tells the show's surprising tale from its humble beginnings on The Tracy Ullman Show through modern... [More]
Long before he ate green eggs and ham, Dr. Seuss — also known as Theodor Geisel — was a talented political cartoonist for the New York newspaper PM. Dr. Seuss Goes to War ($14) is a 272-page tribute to his two-year stint at the paper, featuring reproductions of roughly half... [More]
From the menus of David Chang's white-hot NYC restaurants Momofuku Noodle Bar, Momofuku Ssäm Bar, and the ultra-intimate Momofuku Ko comes Momofuku ($27). Co-authored by Chang and NYT writer Peter Meehan, this hardcover cookbook contains over 300 pages of highly-detailed recipes — we're not talking 30 minute meals here —... [More]
If you're a big Muhammad Ali fan — and we mean BIG — then you'll no doubt be itching to get your hands on a copy of GOAT: Champ's Edition ($15,000). Limited to just 1,000 individually numbered copies, GOAT (Greatest of All Time) is the definitive Ali collection, with images... [More]
Celebrate 20 years of crackerjack reporting with The Onion: Our Front Pages ($19). Featuring a host of classic headlines such as "Clever bumper Stickers Resolve Abortion Issue" and "Last Literate Person On Earth Is Dead At 98," Front Pages collects the best covers from the satirical stalwart's first 20 years... [More]
Clocking in at nearly 1,000 pages, George Lucas's Blockbusting ($20) is part reference, part history, and all movies. This unique book takes a look back at the movie industry decade by decade, examining all aspects — including revenues, costs, production and distribution, salary histories, photography days required, and more —... [More]
Think you know all there is to know about Star Wars' central hero-villain? Ryder Windham and Peter Vilmur, authors of Star Wars: The Complete Vader ($60) might disagree. This 192-page hardcover explores all things Vader, from his history and downward spiral into the Sith, to his costume, related merchandise, and... [More]
Rarely do we post collections of academic essays, but rarely are they about The Dude. The Year's Work in Lebowski Studies ($17/Paperback; $53/Hardcover) is a collection of the best essays and papers submitted to the underground academic symposium held alongside the 5th Annual Lebowski Fest in Louisville, KY, each filled... [More]
We've covered complete periodical collections before, but never one that arrives on its own dedicated hard drive. The Complete National Geographic ($200) includes digital reproductions of every Nat Geo issue from 1888 - 2008, including all the classic maps, photographs, and articles, all searchable from within an advanced custom interface.... [More]
It's one thing to love eating meat, and quite another to love learning about it. If you fall into the latter category, consider picking up Lobel's Meat Bible ($27). Written by the Lobel family of master butchers, this 320-page epicurean excursion includes extensive information on beef, pork, lamb, rabbit, poultry,... [More]
The rise of the martini has seen a slow decline in interesting "dark" drink offerings -- at least at the taverns, restaurants, and various dives we visit. Dark Spirits ($16) is a way to fight back against this trend at your home bar. Featuring 200 drink recipes based on bourbon,... [More]
If you love beer as much as life itself, make sure to put The Naked Pint: An Unadulterated Guide to Craft Beer ($14) on your wintertime reading list. Written by beer sommeliers Hallie Beaune and Christina Perozzi, this 300+ page book takes a humorous yet no-nonsense look at beer, exploring... [More]
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