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Tuxen has written five books. The main work on Pearl Jam has been released in Danish, Spanish and English.
Tuxen with Stone Gossard and ‘Tras la huella de Pearl Jam’ translator Veronica Bravo, Buenos Aires 2015
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In the progress of digging deeper into the field of journalism, the ideas of writing books started to emerge. First Tuxen wrote a biography on the Danish band Kashmir, then a tour de force down Danish rock history with the book 12 milepæle i Dansk Rock (‘12 milestones in Danish Rock’). His full heart got exposed in the Pearl Jam books I Pearl Jams fodspor and The more you need – The less you get, released in Spanish (‘Tras la huella de Pearl Jam’) in 2015 and in English in 2018.
Tuxen has presented the books on Pearl Jam in a wide range of book fairs and other settings in Europe, South America and the US. The book Kurt Cobain - Punk rock is freedom was released in English in 2020.
Tuxen with Luis Cruz, the publisher of ‘Tras la huella de Pearl Jam’, Chile 2018
Books
Kashmir – Fra Nirvana til Rocket Brothers (Danish) 2004
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I Pearl Jams fodspor (Danish) 2005
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Kulturkanon – 12 milepæle i dansk rock (Danish) 2006
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Tras la huella de Pearl Jam (Spanish) 2015
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Pearl Jam - The more you need – The less you get (Danish) 2016
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Pearl Jam - The more you need – The less you get (English) 2018
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PUNK ROCK IS FREEDOM - Kurt Cobain. The Soul. The Sound. The Story. (English) 2020
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PUNK ROCK IS FREEDOM. Tuxen’s newest book about Kurt Cobain seen through the eyes of punk rock history.
Reviews
“A must read for Pearl Jam fans or just music fans in general. Henrik takes the reader on an insightful and personal look at Pearl Jam's history and fans across the world.”
“Henrik's book and writing style are much like Pearl Jam's music in that you feel a true connection to the author and his words. His stories are told in manner that's respectful to the band, and with the utmost respect regarding the Roskilde incident and the families and friends of those who were killed. Despite his incredible access to the band over the years, you can tell he's as much a fan as the rest of us, and not only of Pearl Jam, but of rock and grunge music in general.”
