How Does It Feel - Reflections of Bob Dylan (Paperback)

A Tapestry of Tributes Featuring Ron Whitehead, Marty Katz, and many more 100 Percent of Proceeds go to Feeding America. "Music had saved my life more than once and every time I listened to Bob Dylan... I heard him sing and I felt deep down inside. He was saving my soul, helping me want to keep going on, keeping on, no matter what the hell was going on." -Ron Whitehead, USA "I've grown up with Bob Dylan and I'll grow old with him. His fingerprints are all over my life. Quite simply he's engraved on my bones." -Katie Boyd, Scotland "He breathed on me and made my life a richer one to live When I was deep in poverty he taught me how to give Dried the tears up from my dreams and pulled me from the hole Quenched my thirst and satisfied the burning in my soul." -Manfred Helfert, Germany "I found a treasure of emotional truth in his songs." -Ron Bogan, USA "Throughout my life Dylan continued to nudge me, though not always gently, in different ways. Sometimes politically, sometimes emotionally, spiritually or artistically. Sometimes he would simply nudge me onto a dance floor as his self-described "song and dance man" was known to do." -Kelly Hotchkiss, USA "The first time I heard Bob Dylan I saw Van Gogh's ear in the sun" -Russel Hulsey, USA "I love BOB DYLAN because he's like family, he's there when I'm down, he's there when I want fun, he's there when I 'm happy, he's there when I think, and whatever mood I am in... he's the only person out of billions, who has touched me, spoke to me, and the only person that has entered the places I keep hidden." -Peter Hall, England "How Does It Feel: Reflections of Bob Dylan, a tapestry of tributes, from 26 worldly authors all deeply affected by Mr. Dylan and his music. 26 short stories tell of the immense influence of Dylan over the authors as they tell of their lives interwoven connectedness with Dylan for over 50 years. The authors range in age from 20 to 80, from places as scattered as Japan, Scotland, Florida, and Australia. The authors include poets, painters, musicians, artists, and people with experiences all different and unique from each other." - Joe Ladwig, interview with Harold Lepidus, Examiner.com