Migraine Sacks, Oliver Literature

Revised edition (originally published in 1970). 338 pp. Inscribed to his editor. Inscribed to Jim Silberman, "with affection and respect" in the year of publication. Silberman was Sacks' publisher and editor at Summit Books, who guided a few of Sacks' key titles to print, most influentially The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, which became a bestseller and made Sacks a household name. Sacks called Silberman "an important influence in my life [who] can spot the heart of the piece quicker than anyone else. He always gets a bullseye." (Web of Stories: Oliver Sacks, 2012). Revised edition (originally published in 1970).