California Collection - Braille Institute of America

John Huston: Maker of Magic BRB-10735
by Stuart M. Kaminsky
Study of the mercurial, multitalented, enigmatic film director who is
known as much for his boisterous lifestyle as he is for such acclaimed
movies as Treasure of Sierra Madre, The Red Badge of Courage,
and The African Queen. 1978.
John Lilly, So Far... CBB-0779 / BRB-11122
by Francis Jeffrey and John C. Lilly, M.D.
Lilly is an unparalleled scientific visionary and explorer who has made
significant contributions to psychology, brain research, computer
theory, medicine, ethics, and interspecies communication. His
extraordinary work with dolphins launched global interest in dolphins
and whales. His interest in the nature of human consciousness led him
to invent the sensory-deprivation isolation tank. 1990.
The John Muir Trail CBB-0676
by Don Lowe and Roberta Lowe
The John Muir Trail traverses much of the California High Sierra then
heads south for 208 miles across high alpine tundra, meadows and
valleys. Since most backpackers do the trail in sections, the book is
divided into 10 sections. 1982.
John Steinbeck CBB-1879
by Harold Bloom
Contains a biography of John Steinbeck, a summary of each novel, a
listing of other critical works, and a complete bibliography. 2000.
John Steinbeck: The California Years CBB-0643
by Brian St. Pierre
Born and raised in California, all of Steinbeck’s significant works were
about California or Californians. Some of the controversial myths and
misconceptions about Steinbeck are shown to have been promulgated
by Steinbeck himself. 1983.
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