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The article profiles Bob Mould, co-founder and frontman of the defunct hard-core band, Hüsker Dü. In his memoir, "See a Little Light," he shares the titles of his solo songs and the rise of punk to the middle of the culture. He moved from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco, California with his partner, Michael Brodbeck, lifts weights and eats meals six times a day. He was living in New York when he openly acknowledged his being gay.

A calendar of events in New York City in April 2010 is presented which include the play "Selected Shorts, Apartments, and Neighbors," at the Peter Jay Sharp Theatre, Norris Church Mailer's discussion of her memoir at the PowerHouse Arena, and Dave Tompkins' discussion of his book "How to Wreck a Nice Beach."

Discusses a lecture entitled `Literature and the Memoir.' The speakers, Mary Karr and Frank McCourt; The respective authors of `The Liars' Club,' and `Angela's Ashes'; Their thoughts on the negative response of some critics to the memoir profusion.'