An Autobiography

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In this autobiography of America's great architect, readers may hope to learn what inspired his organic architecture. Instead, they will find an invention. Wright disregarded facts and reinvented his own life as a kind of fable to explain how he became so great. Yet, at the time of writing, he had very few projects and was deeply in debt. Here he rearranged events as he thought they should have been. Interesting reading. Show more