Michener's the Name by Robert Vavra

Michener's the Name Based on the 36 year old friendship of the author with James A Michener, this book offers images taken by a photographer, with captions drawn from conversations and letters between Michener and his friends that offer a deep look into Michener's life.

James A Michener is one of America's most renowned and beloved authors. His books have sold more copies than those of Ernest Hemingway and John Steinbeck combined. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1948 for "Tales of the South Pacific", which inspired the Rogers and Hammerstein Broadway musical "South Pacific".A very private man, Michener guarded his personal life and remained a mystery to his fans. He dropped his guard only with friends, including author and photographer Robert Vavra. In "Michener's the Name", Vavra invites Michener fans into the author's life with a singular portrait that spans nearly forty years. When they met, Michener was fifty-four years old and Vavra twenty-six. Throughout their ensuing 36-year friendship, Vavra would photograph Michener at work and at play. "Michener's the Name" offers images taken by one photographer over decades, with captions drawn from conversations and letters between Michener and Vavra and other friends that offer a deep look into Michener's life.
Author(s) : Robert Vavra Format : Hardback Book
ISBN-10 : 0870818562 ISBN-13 : 9780870818561
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Product Details:

Country Publication : United States

Publication Date : 08/08/2007

Publisher : University Press of Colorado, U.S.

Page Length : 204mm

Page Size : 285mm