The Elvis Encyclopedia

Adam Victor is a writer and translator and the author of "The Marilyn Encyclopedia". "The Elvis Encyclopedia" is his biggest project to date, the distillation of more than three years of research in libraries, film and audio archives, and private collections.

'Remarkably handsome volume ... As a visual compendium of Elvis and his times the work is outstanding, and students of rock'n'roll history have a valuable resource of quotes, pictures and facts ... Victor notes that his encyclopedia is longer than the Old TestamentA"; certainly to fundamentalist Elvis nerds it will be as valuable as the Bible' - The Times. 'The book is lavishly and lovingly illustrated' - New York Times Book Review. 'There's no denying that Victor has done his research ... The 608 meticulously cross-referenced pages deal with every aspect of Elvis's life and work. Happily, there are plenty of entertaining anecdotes in among the exhaustive detail' - Q. 'This obsessively detailed and completely entertaining chronicle by Victor of every possible aspect of Elvis Presley's life is mesmerizing and deserves a wide audience' - Publishers Weekly (starred review). 'For fans who obsess over the King, it's a certainty: can't help falling in love with "The Elvis Encyclopedia"' - Chicago Sun-Times. '"The Elvis Encyclopedia" not only makes a mesmerizing coffee table book, it's also a great gift for your hunka hunka burnin' love (and others)' - Vegas Magazine. 'Perhaps the most comprehensive Elvis tome ever' - Los Angeles Confidential.