Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Bruce Anderson

As difficult a book as this is to recommend, this reviewer does so whole-heartedly. It is our great good fortune that a photographer of Meyerowitz' stature managed to bargain, plead, and bully his way onto the Trade Center ruins to record not only the devastation but also the back-breaking, heart-rending work of recovery, and in so doing find in the fragments of horror the "terrible beauty" revealed here. A... read more>>>

Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Christopher Law

After reading just one essay from this collection I fell in love with John Berger's books. It extends beyond his criticism to the lyrical novels. What makes the writing so remarkable is its emotion, even in the driest of venues he manages to find the heart of his subject and place that on the page with concision. These pieces are thoughts caught in a sentence from his uninhibited perspective. The eulo... read more>>>

Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... MacIntosh Swan

One of the most interesting print makers operating today. Got his start doing indie rock concert posters (he is in a band called Dianogah) for the likes of Sebadoh & Fugazi. His work has a stripped down, sketchbook quality, with skeletons often still visible under the finished product. He is now part of an artist group called Bird Machine, & designed the cover of Michael Chabon's latest novel. Keep an eye o... read more>>>