Mirror Gazing Lannan Selections He takes up in turn:

He takes up in turn: architecture

and nonfiction since 1983

his second novel—written in the '50s and never before published—Nicholas Mosley weighs questions of responsibility and sacrifice against those of love and earthly desire

or nearly nothing

usually in the form of remembered performances by musicians from Richard Strauss and Wagner to Tina Turner and Miles Davis

Mirror Gazing Lannan Selections He takes up in turn:Mirror Gazing is a book about reading and looking, about what people seek when they read, and about what stares back at them from the printed page. It is an archival project, based on a wealth of material collected daily by celebrated critic Warren F. Motte over thirty five years and squirreled away for some eventual winter. It is also a love letter, a confession, a tale of deep obsession, and a cry for help addressed to anyone who takes literature