DAN
WAKEFIELD
photographed by Gwendolyn Stewart
DAN WAKEFIELD's writing has
ranged widely, from journalism to fiction and screenwriting to spiritual
explorations.
His novel STARTING OVER (back cover above) was made into a movie directed
by Alan J. Pakula, starring Burt Reynolds, Jill Clayburgh,
Candice
Bergen,
and Charles Durning (both Clayburgh and Bergen were nominated for Academy
Awards for their roles). Dan has an appreciation of his friend KURT VONNEGUT
here. More Biographical
Information from DAN WAKEFIELD's Website * * * * An exhibition
of a quarter-century of the photography of Gwendolyn Stewart entitled "HERE BE GIANTS" was held at Harvard. Coming: HERE BE GIANTS the
book. * * * * More Work by GWENDOLYN
STEWART JAMES A. BAKER LEONARD BERNSTEIN
THE BIG
DIG BILL
BRADLEY GEORGE
W. BUSH
JIMMY CARTER
BILL
CLINTON GAO
XINGJIAN MIKHAIL GORBACHEV
JIANG
ZEMIN JANIS JOPLIN
WILLIAM C. KIRBY
TIP
O'NEILL RICHARD
PERLE THE
PHOENIX
THE POWER HUG
VLADIMIR
PUTIN RONALD
REAGAN
THE RUSSIA
HAND
RUSSIA REDUX SAKHALIN FREDERICK SALVUCCI
ANNE SEXTON
JOHN
UPDIKE BORIS
YELTSIN
YELTSIN'S MIDNIGHT DIARIES GWENDOLYN STEWART: MORE PHOTOGRAPHS & MORE ABOUT THE
AUTHOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
GWENDOLYN STEWART is both a
photojournalist and a political scientist specializing in political
leadership in Russia, China, and the U.S. A former
Bunting/Radcliffe Fellow, she is an Associate (and former Post-Doctoral
Fellow) of the Davis Center for Russian Studies and Central Eurasian
Studies at Harvard, as well as an Associate in Research of the Harvard
Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies. For the Fairbank Center
she co-founded and co-chairs the China Current Events Workshop, a
forum for examining pressing issues in Greater China. Her
Harvard Ph.D. dissertation (Sic Transit) dealt with the role
of the leaders of the republics, especially Boris Yeltsin, in the breakup
of the Soviet Union. She is currently writing RUSSIA REDUX, the story of
Russia under Yeltsin and Putin, part political analysis, part
travel-memoir. Imagine wandering over
the largest country on earth, not in the train of a railroad, but in the
train of one of the most powerful and contradictory men on earth.
Or all by yourself.