Customer Review: The storyline of Dear American Airlines has been well documented here and elsewhere so I'll stick to offering a simple statement as to why you should read the book : The writing is brilliant. As narrator Bennie Ford opens his life to the reader there is more depth in these tight 180 pages than... more info
Customer Review: The storyline of Dear American Airlines has been well documented here and elsewhere so I'll stick to offering a simple statement as to why you should read the book : The writing is brilliant. As narrator Bennie Ford opens his life to the reader there is more depth in these tight 180 pages than... more info
Customer Review: I first became interested with the Medusa in an Art history class and began researching it on my own. I saw in an issue of ARTNEWS that this book came out and I immediately found it on amazon.
I like how the test is displayed. First Miles talks about the "main characters", and how they became... more info
Customer Review: I live in L.A., and I originally bought this book as research material for an article I wanted to write. Expecting something either too dry or sensational, I wound up falling in love with Corwin's vivid, immersive writing style. It was a really pleasant surprise. He knows how to draw the reader into... more info
Customer Review: '...will do much to re-establish the reputation of this English painter-poet. Through the exploration of his visual work in relation to his life it exposes the lineaments and patterns of an intensely original mind ... It teases out the strands ... as differing influences weave and interweave' The... more info
Customer Review: If you`ve been fortunate enough to visit Paris, there's a good chance you've gone to the Louvre. There you may have found yourself looking at a very large and very striking painting, The Raft of the Medusa, by Theodore Gericault. The painting graphically portrays men dying, dead, and clinging... more info
