“To forget its Creator is one of the functions of a Creation.”
– E. M. Forster
Lewis Hyde is a national treasure, one of our true superstars of nonfiction.
One of our country’s greatest public thinkers.
The most original and 'slantingly' (in Emily Dickinson’s sense) profound book I’ve read in ages.
Yet another invaluable work that advances humanity.
Maxine Hong Kingston on A Primer for ForgettingCEO
Essential reading, no matter where you stand in the ongoing debate about the ownership of art and ideas.
Anna Deavere Smith on Common as Air
Lewis Hyde's second masterpiece...
Margaret Atwood on Trickster Makes This WorldCEO
Lewis Hyde is a national treasure, one of our true superstars of nonfiction.
One of our country’s greatest public thinkers.
The most original and 'slantingly' (in Emily Dickinson’s sense) profound book I’ve read in ages.
Yet another invaluable work that advances humanity.
Maxine Hong Kingston on A Primer for ForgettingCEO
Essential reading, no matter where you stand in the ongoing debate about the ownership of art and ideas.
Anna Deavere Smith on Common as Air
Lewis Hyde's second masterpiece...
Margaret Atwood on Trickster Makes This WorldCEO