Author, co-author, and translator Tim Mohr, 55, died on March 31 in New York from pancreatic cancer, Rolling Stone reports. Mohr co-authored Duff McKagan’s It’s So Easy (and other lies), Paul Stanley’s Face the Music: A Life Exposed, and Genesis P-Orridge’s Nonbinary, and completed Gil Scott-Heron’s posthumous memoir The Last Holiday. He published his solo nonfiction book, Burning Down the Haus: Punk Rock, Revolution, and the Fall of the Berlin Wall, in 2018. Executive publisher of Europa Editions Michael Reynolds said, “I loved and admired Tim for his eloquence, his moral compass, his large, rebel heart, his consummate cool. He had […]
