A mad scientist and a boy who can't do anything right team up to make a man.

The upside-down man

BAKER, Russell

McGraw=Hill

This Pulitzer Prize-winner is "the saddest, funniest, most tragical yet comical picture of coming of age in the U.S.A. in the Depresson years and World War II that has ever been written."—Harrison Salisbury.

Growing Up

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

PRENTICE/HALL

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist recalls his youth in the impoverished mountain region of Virginia and his mother's struggle to educate and make something of her family

Congdon & Weed

A selection of Baker's witty, trenchant observations on society, morals, manners, and current events encompasses literary parodies, reminiscences, and personal anecdotes about topics ranging from high interest rates to pro football

The Rescue of Miss Yaskell: And Other Pipe Dreams

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Baker, Russell, So This Is Depravity And Other Observations

So This Is Depravity and Other Observations

Congdon & Lattes

Pulitzer Prize-winning and bestselling author Russell Baker, one of America's most beloved social commentators, compiles a collection of his best New York Times columns. Contains all-new material in which Baker details episodes from his life--a follow-up to Baker's bestselling The Good Times.

There's a Country in My Cellar

Avon/Books

An indispensable book by writers who have experienced firsthand the rewards and challenges of crafting a memoir 
 
Anyone undertaking the project of writing a memoir knows that the events, memories, and emotions of the past often resist the orderly structure of a book. Inventing the Truth offers wisdom from nine notable memoirists about their process (Ian Frazier searched through generations of family papers to understand his parents' lives), the hurdles they faced (Annie Dillard tackles the central dilemma of memoir: what to put in and what to leave out), and the unexpected joys of bringing their pasts to the page. Featured authors include Russell Baker on Growing Up; Jill Ker Conway on The Road from Coorain; Annie Dillard on An American Childhood; Ian Frazier on Family; Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Colored People; Alfred Kazin on A Walker in the City; Frank McCourt on Angela's Ashes; Toni Morrison on Beloved; and Eileen Simpson on Poets in Their Youth.

Inventing the Truth: The Art and Craft of Memoir

DILLARD, ANNIE

KAZIN, Alfred

Morrison, Toni.

Arts & Photography

Harper-perennial

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist recalls his youth in the impoverished mountain region of Virginia, New Jersey suburbia, and Depression-shadowed Baltimore and details his mother's struggle to educate and make something of her family

Signet

A selection of Baker's witty, trenchant observations on society, morals, manners, and current events encompasses literary parodies, reminiscences, and personal anecdotes about topics ranging from high interest rates to pro football

The Rescue of Miss Yaskell

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The upside-down man

Growing Up

Growing Up

The Rescue of Miss Yaskell: And Other Pipe Dreams

So This Is Depravity and Other Observations

There's a Country in My Cellar

Inventing the Truth: The Art and Craft of Memoir

Growing Up

The Rescue of Miss Yaskell

Growing Up