383pp. Over 70 of Bourke-White's terrific pictures illustrate the autobiography of this Times Life reporter, images of Stalin, Gandhi, reportage of bombing campaigns, concentration camps, travels to the mines of South Africa, the Arctic, Korea. It also tells the story of how she was tragically struck down by Parkinson's disease but then cured by pioneering brain surgery. Spine is rolled and the jacket has some closed tears, with chipping and some loss to the extremities. 5c

Parkinson's Disease, Photo-Journalism, Time Life Margaret Bourke White