Michael Clinton
"Global Snaps: 500 Photographs from 7 Continents." The collection is neither stunning nor grandiose. These are simple photographs taken throughout a lifetime of globetrotting." Read More...— Christina Erb,
The Globalist
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Christian Peltenburg-Brechneff
"This is a beautiful book, perfect for anyone who loves the East and India." Read More...— New York Social Diary
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Scott Chambliss
"Join the escapades of Princess Puut and Dali first stop: Romantic, implausible Venice, Italy" Read More...— Alibaba
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Ralph Pucci
"Pucci himself took an active role in putting together the book-rewriting the introduction when he didn't like an earlier draft and insisting on an economical use of text-which may explain why his vision for the gallery is so apparent in the new publication." Read More...— George Beane,
Metropolis Mag
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Pamela Fiori
"Pamela Fiori knows a thing or two about turning great ideas into reality. Here, she talks about the focus of her book: photographer Ronny Jaques. Plus she shares her tips on making it big and why being a single chick can help you get ahead." Read More...— Zoe Ruderman,
Cosmopolitian
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Christopher Makos
"In this book he departs from his usual shots of people and places to focus on something different: horses." Read More...— Mako Studio
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Cricket Azima
"The book is a welcome addition to the small, but growing, catalog of children's books about food and food culture. " Read More...— David Papandrew,
Cooking Forengineers
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Dietmar Busse
Vince Aletti is a photography curator and critic based in New York City who writes frequently for the New Yorker and a variety of magazines. Last year he curated 'Avedon Fashion 1944-2000' at the International Center of Photography. Here Phillips de Pury & Company invited him to choose 6 photographers who reflect NOW. Read More...— Vince Aletti,
Phillips de Pury & Company
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Jonathan B. Wittenberg
The first Navajo Tourism Photo Contest was a resounding success with over 450 images entered by photographers from eighteen states including District of Columbia and nine countries around the world. The theme of the photo contest was "Discover Navajo"... Read More...— Navajo Nation,
Navajo Nation
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Sarah C. Butler
The book's portraits are a reflection of the dynamics of the island's seasonal community, drawing on the differences and similarities between locals and summer residents, said Ms. Butler....[she] charts a course through the internal life of Mount Desert Island and its colorful inhabitants.
Read More...— Oka Hutchins,
Mount Desert Islander
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Jean Govoni Salvadore
"Parolari supervises 35 full-time kitchen staff, most of whom specialize in a particular area - meat, fish, pastry, pasta, etc. The chef shared his sources for the exquisite fresh food his chefs turn into masterpieces" Read More...— Kathy McCabe,
Dream of Italy 2
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Johnny Rozsa Cover image of Leigh Bowery shot by Johnny Rozsa and included in the forthcoming Untouched. — Metropolism
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Douglas Kirkland
Through a series of black and white photographs that are as luscious, mannered and utterly Chanel-esque, Kirkland opens the readers' eye to behind the runway scenes and rare personal moments. Read More...— Dindy Yokel,
Atlanta Literature Source
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Mary T. Carty
"But for those looking for insight beyond the big day, Mary Carty's new book, The Perfect Marriage Aptitude Test (Glitterati Inc., 2009), offers a crash course in happily ever after" Read More...— Viv Mag
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Michael McCollom
"She made being a model a celebrity. She made herself the product. That was groundbreaking for a black or white model. There was no blueprint to follow and she became wildly successful." Read More...— Black American Web
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Josie Natori
"But I love business, and when I got my foot in the door, I saw the potential of Natori becoming a lifestyle brand." Read More...— Karyn Monget,
Wwd Lifestyle
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Alexandra Villard de Borchgrave
"Twenty-Five Meditations of Wisdom and Harmony, has been a photojournalist, author and poet for many years." Read More...— Va Book
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Tom DeVincentis
"Tails of the City: Confessions of a Manhattan Pet Vet," with a book signing to draw attention to Spay Day USA. The bookstore hosting the signing reported selling a record number of books. Dr. DeVincentis mentions his support for The HSUS on the book's cover." Read More...— The Humane Society
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Weslie Janeway
"Together they crafted "Mrs. Charles Darwin's Recipe Book - Revived and Illustrated" (Glitterati, $35). It's equal parts cookbook and historic document, a rare glimpse into the world and work of an upper-class Victorian woman." Read More...— Jan Uebelherr,
Journal Sentinel
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Peter Wise
"In Surf, artist Peter Wise pairs 60 of his collectibles and evocative, powerful paintings of the surf with anecdotes from surf-lovers and aficionados around the world." Read More...— Press Release,
Surfline
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Arthur T. Hadley
"A scion of wealth and privilege, endowed with extraordinary skills, Arthur Hadley chose-by the flip of a coin in April 1942-to enlist in the U.S. Army, rather than take the safer route to manhood through his family-connected opportunities at Yale." Read More...— Atkeson, Edward B,
Find Articles
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Sandra Magsamen
"Many of today's parents are looking to extend their modern home decor into the baby's nursery, so they're seeking contemporary designs that showcase bold prints and patterns in an array of eye-catching colors." Read More...— Regina Molaro,
License Magazine
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Rosemary Feitelberg
"the best advice I found was actually contained in a book with the rather shocking title of Wife Dressing: The Fine Art of Being a Well-Dressed Wife." Read More...— Christina Binkley,
The Wall Street Journal
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David Weinberg
"This is one of those coffee table books for people who love new perspectives using photography." Read More...— Apogeephoto
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Carmia Marshall
"The D.I.Y book features step-by-step instructions for "transformations" that can be done with or without a sewing machine." Read More...— Fashion Euphoria
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Julie Muszynski
"Who better to support the park than those who use it so freely?" Read More...— W,
High Beam Research
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April Cornell The Art of Living Well
"Some people merely experience life; some make life an experience. April Cornell's book is a refreshingly eclectic assemblage of home-design inspirations using her enchanting Victorian-style family home as the showcase for her approach to design and decorating." — Jennifer Wade,
Decor & Style
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Pamela Fiori
" He worked solo and without set-dressing of any kind, capturing his subjects in unguarded moments - hence the title - with only their raw style on display." Read More...— J.P.S.,
Get Kempt
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Christopher Makos
The result is a beautiful book, with over 168 color photographs that tell the story of the intimate relationships built in the Puppies Behind Bars program, but mostly it tells the story of the dogs. Read More...— David Alex Andrejko,
Animal Fair
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Johnny Rozsa Johny Rozsa
Johnny Rozsa is the romantic New York based photographer who has transcended the generations with his illustrious talent for capturing an individuals essence and presenting them as vulnerable and unadulterated than ever seen before.
— Milly McMahon,
Ponytail
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