Uncut — Re-evaluating Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade: the Eighties Re-evaluating Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade: the Eighties The post Working with Bob Dylan: “I had to sort the human from the myth” appeared first on ... more info

Uncut — We explore Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade We explore Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade The post Inside Bob Dylan’s 80s: “He was an agent provocateur; he had a saboteur in him.” appeared first on Uncut. more info

New York Times — Richard F. Thomas teaches a freshman seminar about Mr. Dylan. Here’s a look inside the class and his take on the Nobel Prize in Literature. more info

New York Times — Mr. Dylan may have styled himself early on as a vagabond country boy, but those familiar with his life know he first rose to prominence as a driven folk singer in Greenwich Village coffeehouses. more info

NME — Dylan was awarded the prize for creating 'new poetic expressions' more info

BBC News - UK — Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize reignites the debate about whether song lyrics can ever be considered literature - is it time to finally tear down the cultural barriers? more info

New York Post — Before his death in 1997, Allen Ginsberg recalled hearing Bob Dylan’s “A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall” for the first time, at a party in the early 1960s. Filled with rich, apocalyptic imagery, the song left the New York City Beat poet in tears. �... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In more than three decades as a reporter, I have been fortunate enough to witness more than my share of history, from elections to wars to most everything in between.   So I’m a little embarrassed to say I have almost no memory of my first ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In more than three decades as a reporter, I have been fortunate enough to witness more than my share of history, from elections to wars to most everything in between.   So I’m a little embarrassed to say I have almost no memory of my first ... more info

New York Times — The Nobel honors an artist who had the ability to absorb a world of music and add his own strange, inexplicable touch. more info