The Beatles Bibliographies: New Guides to the Literature Volume 1 (2012) and Volume II (2013) brings together the first two annotated bibliographies about the Beatles from 1964 through 2013. The 3,000+ titles include books, magazine and newspaper articles, and songbooks and is the most comprehensive collection of of writings about the group to date. Each title has bibliographic entry information and most are thoroughly annotated by recognized scholars in the field, Brocken and Davis.

The Beatles Bibliographies: New Guides to the Literature Volume 1 (2012) and Volume II (2013) brings together the first two annotated bibliographies about the Beatles from 1964 through 2013. The 3,000+ titles include books, magazine and newspaper articles, and songbooks and is the most comprehensive collection of of writings about the group to date. Each title has bibliographic entry information and most are thoroughly annotated by recognized scholars in the field, Brocken and Davis. The book is essential for authors, lecturers, teachers and students, reference librarians, presenters, and members of the media, as well as fans of the group and popular music in general. Acquisitions librarians will also find the book useful in making choices and budgeting.

Melissa Davis is former attorney and educator who was one of twelve graduate level students in the inaugural class of the world's first master's degree program on the musical and cultural impact of the Beatles. Davis graduated with Honors in 2011; her dissertation focused on the US reception of the group in February 1964. With Michael Brocken, she authored the most comprehensive annotated bibliography of writings about the Beatles (2012) and its 2013 supplement. Currently, Melissa is completing the new edition of the annotated bibliography, scheduled for publication in mid-2024.