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G is for Gorey, a mystery no more. Through rare interviews collected by Karen Wilkin, the fabulously idiosyncratic Edward Gorey reveals himself in Ascending Peculiarity (Harcourt) as a writer and artist obsessed with his privacy, the perversities of Victorian culture, George Balanchine, and cats.
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HOT TYPE
G is for Gorey, a mystery no more. Through rare interviews collected by Karen Wilkin, the fabulously idiosyncratic Edward Gorey reveals himself in Ascending Peculiarity (Harcourt) as a writer and artist obsessed with his privacy, the perversities of Victorian culture, George Balanchine, and cats.
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