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“Another perfect volume in DC’s Celebration series.”

“behind-the-scenes life of a working performer . . .”

“There is tremendous beauty found in the obscure, forgotten, and lost corners of an artist’s attic. This collection is a peek into Ditko’s attic.”

“As always Buruma is a reporter first; he does not argue a particular side without citation and witness.

Over the past few decades, superheroes, villains, and other characters taken from the pages of comic books have become as much a part of American mythology as Rip Van Winkle, Paul Bunyan, and Johnn

“The details of debauchery and depravation told within these pages would make a casual sinner blush . . .”

“. . . stereotype . . . of the fusty Oxbridge academic harrumphing at a changing world that does not correlate with his own. . . . not particularly funny.”

“Daily Rituals is a delightful exploration of the personalities and private-moment quirks of artists and writers . . .”

What makes the creative spirit emerge?

“. . . a book filled with gold nuggets.”

“. . . needed to be more about the who and why, but instead it got stuck in the how and what.”

“The Great Animal Orchestra is an interesting look at how we, as humans, define music. Are we musical because the environments surrounding us are?

“Nothing about Bringing the Body to the Stage and Screen is hasty or superficial. Author Lust offers the essences of the work in every page.