The first memoir by legendary filmmaker and celebrated author Werner Herzog.
What The Reviewers Say
Becca Rothfeld,
The Washington Post
The book is nonlinear and exuberantly free-associative, less a narrative than an extravagant demonstration of sensibility.
Dwight Garner,
The New York Times
I don’t believe a word of the filmmaker Werner Herzog’s new memoir.
Farran Smith Nehme,
The Wall Street Journal
There is a great deal in this book about Mr. Herzog’s childhood and youth, a convention that can be dull, but not when the life is like this one.
Odie Henderson,
The Boston Globe
Provides insight into Herzog’s films. It is less of a how-to guide — there are few technical details on the process of filmmaking — and more a deep, often tangent-filled dive into the director’s thought process and his inspiration.