Two New Books Inspired by “The Sopranos” Are on the Way (Exclusive)

The Sopranos: The Complete Visual History, written by bestselling author Ray Richmond, will explore the show and its stories through archival photographs and materials, according to a statement shared with PEOPLE.

The visual story will also include exclusive interviews with a number of cast and crew members, including series creator David Chase and stars Edie Falco, Lorraine Bracco and Steve Schirripa, among others.

The Sopranos: The Complete Visual History looks back at the series’ influence on pop culture through a foreword by rolling stone TV critic Alan Sepinwell, as well as a moving tribute to leading man James Gandolfini, who died in 2013. Insight Editions calls the book “the ultimate companion to a television classic and a must-read for serious fans of the series.

For those who want to sip something while watching or rewatching the series this year, the second of the books, The Sopranos: The Official Cocktail Bookwill (and help) You to make at home) the perfect match. The book includes 60 recipes inspired by characters from the series, from Tony and Junior Soprano to Paulie, Carmela and Doctor Melfi. The drinks are also inspired by memorable locations and legends from the show.

The book, which its publisher says “captures the world and mood of the award-winning series in every glass,” will also include bonus material including tips from the show’s bartender and photographers.

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