
An Emergency in Slow Motion
$7.23“An Emergency in Slow Motion” explores the complex inner life of photographer Diane Arbus. Author William Todd Schultz examines her struggles, creativity, and emotional turmoil. The book provides insight into Arbus’s unique perspective, revealing her fascination with marginalized individuals. It highlights how her personal challenges influenced her groundbreaking work in photography.

Bernard Herrmann’s The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
$20.49This book analyzes Bernard Herrmann’s haunting film score for The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, exploring its artistry.

Clarice Cliff
$6.92Explores Clarice Cliff’s artistic journey, innovative ceramic designs, and influence inspiring the film The Colour Room.

Rigged
$6.35“Rigged” delves into the high-stakes world of online gambling and insider trading. Author Ben Mezrich uncovers a gripping tale of ambition and deception. The story follows the rise of innovative tech and the people behind it. It reveals how greed shapes lives and the consequences of taking dangerous risks.

The Paper Garden
$9.39“The Paper Garden” by Molly Peacock tells the inspiring story of Mary Delany, who began her artistic journey at the age of 72. Transforming her life through paper mosaics, she defied societal expectations. Peacock highlights perseverance, creativity, and self-discovery, demonstrating that it’s never too late to pursue one’s passions and embrace new beginnings.

Where Is My Home?
$65.65“Where Is My Home?” explores the life of Russian-Jewish sculptor Mark Antokolskii. Author Musya Glants delves into his artistic journey from 1843 to 1902. Antokolskii’s work reflects cultural identity and the struggles faced by Jews in Russia. This insightful biography merges art history with personal narrative, revealing his impactful legacy.










