Bøger af Michael Cary

Johnnie, Cary's phenomenal first foray into literature, is the coming of age story of a young writer and scholar. As a genuine 21st century künstlerroman, Johnnie allows for the reader to witness the actual development of a young writer through its lucid revelation of the actual process of writing a novel along with the accompanying thoughts and anguishes of an angst-ridden, analytic mind all while delivering a poignant critique of life in the 21st century for an aspiring young intellectual.

The Prisoner is artfully crafted, psychologically engaging, surreal, and at times depraved. Erring towards the grandiose yet somehow with unequivocal humility, the combination which has typified the early career of Cary shines through in his greatest work to date. The Prisoner will make you reconsider your very own perception of reality and perhaps even challenge your ethics along the way.

This book will accompany an exhibition of the same title, and will look at the early artistic formation of Pablo Picasso, from his early teenage years to his early thirties.

Explores the history of Norvelt, Pennsylvania, originally known as Westmoreland Homesteads, which was founded in 1934 as part of the New Deal homestead subsistence program.