On Editing Oliver Sacks After He Was Gone ‹ Literary Hub

Feature photo by Bill Hayes. As much as Oliver Sacks loved writing (and I do mean the very act itself—filling his fountain pen; starting a fresh yellow pad; whispering words aloud to himself as they came to him), he also loved getting published. The “getting” part was a big part of it: Even after publishing […]

LitHub Daily: August 19, 2016 ‹ Literary Hub

Neurologist Oliver Sacks' legacy and final days explored in 'His Own Life

Elizabeth Bishop in the Twenty-First Century by Angus Cleghorn, Bethany Hicok, Thomas Travisano - Ebook

Anna Gát: What to Read This Weekend #48 - Interintellect

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat by Oliver Sacks (Ebook) - Read free for 30 days

Oliver Sacks: Diverse Elements in Harmony - The New York Times

The 10 Best Memoirs of the Decade ‹ Literary Hub

Short Titles are the New Cliffhangers - by Anne Trubek

The 10 Best Essay Collections of the Decade ‹ Literary Hub

Doctors Who Tell Stories: Oliver Sacks and Narrative Medicine ‹ Literary Hub

The Road to Oliver Sacks' ‹ Literary Hub

On the Move,' by Oliver Sacks - The New York Times