Louise Brooks: Lulu Forever
"Lulu Forever exists for its art, and on that score it  delivers magnificently: I'd never seen fully half of the images in the  book. There are scene stills, candids, snapshots, everything documenting  the deadly lure of Lulu. Oddly, there are no pictures of Brooks as a  ravaged old woman in a small apartment in Rochester-that would violate the  masturbatory fantasia the book seeks to evoke." --12/18 NEW YORK OBSERVER"affectionate and insightful portrait" --Feb MALIBU TIMES MAGAZINE"presented luminously..." "By turns gleeful, sultry  and pensive, the shots are a photographic paean to Brooks' girlish  beauty." --12/03/06 AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN".....finding a certain comfort and familiarity in the heft and  subtle texture of the cover and gilded lettering." --SHELTER INTERIORS, April, 2007"Cowie's new book is a fitting, even fascinating literary tribute  .... It is a valuable addition to film history." --PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY, July, 2007"Fans of the cinema will treasure Louise Brooks: Lulu Forever." --VOGUE, December, 2006"This beautiful book is chock-full of the peeling and romantic  furnishings, books and mementos Carter surrounds herself with." --PAPERCITY MAGAZINE HOUSTON, November, 2006"This beautifully produced album celebrates this early screen star  as Lulu with rare film footage stills, photos, letters, interviews, and  text by film critic Peter Cowie." --METROSOURCE NY, October, 2006"lavishly illustrated...[Peter Cowie's] personal reflections on  the ironies of her fate lend this volume an unexpected poignancy." --VILLAGE VOICE, December, 2006"...the gorgeously illustrated [book] captures the myth better  than any of her films." --Oct06 OUT