The Books of John Waters
Shock Value A tasteful book about bad taste. Written by Waters, describes the making of films up to and including "Desperate living." Chapters devoted to Divine, Edith Massey, Hershell Gordon Lewis, Russ Meyer and the city of Baltimore. The rest of the book is somewhat autobiographical, explaining Water's obscure interests, as well as a look at his family. Includes a filmography and many photos. Autographed copies of this book are available through Atomic books.
Crackpot The Obsessions of John Waters. Written by John Waters. This book is a collection of essays, most of which originally appeared in magazines. Essays include: John Waters' tour of L.A., The Pia Zadora story, Why I Love the National Enquirer, How NOT to make a movie, plus eleven more. Autographed copies are available through Atomic books
Trash Trio. Three screenplays by John Waters. After an introduction by the author, this book includes screenplays for Pink Flamingos, Desperate Living and the sequel to Pink Flamingos. The sequel, which was never filmed, follows the story of Divine, Crackers, Cotton and Mama Edie. Once again they must defend the title of the filthiest people alive. Includes many photos. Autographed copies are available through Atomic books
John Waters Directors Cut. This is a collection of Water's photographs published in 1997. It is a large hardcover book.
Last updated on July 1, 2000 by Tina.
