Overview :A Trove of Zohars is an antic tale of investigative inquiry. Lawrence Weschler tracks down Stephen Berkman, the wet-collodion devotee who cl... Read More
Overview :In this highly entertaining book, Lawrence Weschler chronicles the antics of J. S. G. Boggs, an artist whose consuming passion is money, or ... Read More
Overview :In this brilliant time capsule of recent world events, celebrated artist Fred Tomaselli intrepidly and colorfully reimagines the front pages... Read More
Overview :Shuttling between cultural comedies and political tragedies, Lawrence Weschler's articles have throughout his long career intrigued readers ... Read More
Overview :From the author of Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder, Calamities of Exile combines three gripping narratives that afford a sort of double CAT s... Read More
Overview :Shuttling between cultural comedies and political tragedies, Lawrence Weschler's articles have intrigued readers throughout his long career.... Read More
Overview :There are writers who specialize in the strange and others whose genius is to find the strangeness in the familiar, the unexpected meanings ... Read More
Overview :During the past fifteen years, one of the most vexing issues facing fledgling transitional democracies around the world-from South Africa to... Read More
Overview :A beautifully illustrated, accessible volume about one of the Getty Center's best-loved sites. Among the most beloved sites at the Getty Cen... Read More
Overview :The untold story of Dr. Oliver Sacks, his own most singular patientThe author Lawrence Weschler began spending time with Oliver Sacks in the... Read More
Overview :"There is something both marvelous and hilarious," writes Lawrence Weschler, "in watching the humdrum suddenly take flight. This is, in part... Read More
Overview :From Pulitzer Prize nominee Lawrence Weschler, a fascinating profile of Walter Murch, a film legend and amateur astrophysicist whose investi... Read More
Overview :Soon after the book's publication in 1982, artist David Hockney read Lawrence Weschler's Seeing Is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees... Read More