The sprawling book includes previously unpublished interviews and hundreds of photos.
Known for his nonsense poems — think the Pobble Who has No Toes — Edward Lear was also a gifted artist, whose works are collected in ‘The Natural History of Edward Lear.’
A new biography of Kenneth Clark celebrates his role in the art world for more than half a century.
In ‘Traveler of Worlds,’ Silverberg talks about his long, prolific career.
Peter Waters and the “Mud Angels,” who rescued art and books from the 1966 flood
A new biography of Bram Stoker comes across as part psychosexual case study and part loose and baggy monster.
A collector’s edition of ‘The Shining,’ ‘Haunted Castles: The Complete Gothic Stories,’ and many more.
A collection deliciously chronicles one of the 20th century’s most extraordinary popular delusions and the madness that accompanied it.
Four new volumes of the fantasy and science-fiction master’s works show why she should get a Nobel.
Not only was he one of the greatest of all writers of science fiction and fantasy, he also was one of the most beloved.
