This testimonial volume of Francis Fiorentino's work exhibits Fiorentino as a master of design and colour, a great draftsman, and an intuitive and powerful creator of symbols ...

Through critical discussion of works by Lawrence, James, and Gibran, and critiques of Marx, Freud, Jung, and McLuhan, the author articulates and refines his metacritical ...

However, such a search can be carried on with some comprehensiveness only in the largest libraries in America, and then often only in the rare book rooms of these libraries.

In this collection of essays, the author draws on his own childhood to show how family, place and culture fit into the wider contexts of literature and social history.