Matt Good’s Biography Isn't An Apparition

Matthew Good has a new book. But he didn't write it, like 2001's At Last There Is Nothing Left To Say. This time, he's the subject.

Ghosts In The Machine: A Biography Of Matthew Good is a 224-page biography about the artist that takes you back to his childhood and brings you up to date on his music career. It was written by Eric Blair and published by CreateSpace.

Here's a description of the paperback book from Amazon.com:

"It follows Good from his youth spent in Coquitlam, British Columbia; his early days as a folk singer; the formation and disintegration of the Matthew Good Band; and his continuingly successful solo career. Blair takes the reader through the making of such modern Canadian classics as Underdogs, Beautiful Midnight, Avalanche, and Hospital Music."

The book has been out since Nov. 24, and no one told us about it. But since its Amazon sales ranking is 206,685, we're apparently not the only ones who were in the dark. Good must be too busy with his new cat to promote it.

You can read more of Good's thoughts on his website.