David Steigerwald

The 1960's may be America's most prismatic decade, and perhaps there is a historical masterpiece for every wavelength of its dazzling diffraction. But if I had to choose just one, this would be it. In a mere 300 pages, Steigerwald covers more ground than any other contender. This feat of brevity is possible because he knows how to dig the essential out of the phenomenal, and because his prose is such a perfect confluence of narrative and sublime savvy. Steigerwald knows the decade like an old soulmate, and he plumbs its profusion with native ease.… (plus d'informations)