John Mcphee

What’s the appeal of John McPhee? The long-time New Yorker writer’s new essay collection, Silk Parachute, contains pieces about the most boring sport (golf, in Rip Van Golfer ...

John McPhee. n contrast to Didion's almost despairing presentation of the need to make such acts of interpretation, John McPhee never explicitly announces their problematic nature.

Your Opinion Hong Kong has one of the world's biggest rich/poor divides. This: ... Silk Parachute by John McPhee

Ann Maccaffrey; J. R. R. Tolkien; Gene Wolfe; Nonfiction. Joan Didion; Annie Dillard; D. H. Lawrence; John McPhee; Michel de Montaigne; H. D. Thoreau; Tom Wolfe

In the manner of John McPhee and Tracy Kidder, Professor Ueda unravels the concealed concepts at work in the Japanese living space, and brings compelling insights and a long-needed ...