With the publication of Wormholes, Fowles's legion of readers can feast on another aspect of his literary achievement. While his nonfiction writings are less well known than his novels - in part because their appearance has been scattered in ephemeral periodicals, academic journals, or in other authors' works as forewords or introductions - they are no less engaging or challenging. Here for the first time is a representative gathering of Fowles's fugitive and intensely personal writings: essays, literary criticism, commentaries, autobiographical statements, memoirs, and musings.