The Ages of Genesis book by Richard Taylor 2025. 160 page reference guide with significant events in Genesis history listed chronologically, clearly written by a longtime devoted fan. Can be interesting to look up a particular date but not likely something to read beginning to end.

Photography although very nice, is mostly well known photos. The archive material and newspaper clippings (some from The Genesis Museum) are more interesting, to me anyway. Reading these significant clippings as they relate to the events works very well.

Some minor errors here and there (one humorous one is when Peter's outfit is called "lame", when in fact the material is called "lamé") but nothing that would detract much from the reading. One of the more interesting areas is the author's deep dive into all the bands that used (or tried to use) the name Genesis over the years.
Not gonna call this a "must have" but is entertaining and of course we've seen far far worse.

Solid three foxheads 🦊🦊🦊