Nonfiction

“. . . a huge cultural saga worth having and keeping, unforgettable . . .”

If you
• are interested in the unconscious,
• like interpreting your dreams,
• enjoy literature but the movies even moreso—Hitchcock in particular,

“. . . an extremely interesting and enlightening volume that suggests that fashion is indeed everywhere we look.”

Having grown up at a time when fashion illustration was still king in the newspapers, I have distinct memories of the Sunday Times and the ads with their own specific placement on the page

“Plath turned her ‘anger inward,’ transforming and crystalizing 30 days of pain, parties, and work into a legacy that continues to resonate.”

“What Journey with Julian does provide is hope . . .”

“. . . this book will teach [you] something new in an entertaining form.”

“. . . a crash course in some of the greatest fashion photographs of the 20th century.”

If the old and somewhat tattered adage is true and “many a true word is spoken in jest,” then Dave Bry has a great deal to answer for, because in his Public Apology he makes a great many j

“. . . not really for the fashion crowd at all.”

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

What makes the creative spirit emerge?

“. . . mini treasure of a book.”

Come assolutamente favoloso e divina! How absolutely fabulous and divine!