The laser-like clarity and probity with which Lanzmann brings this and other such critical moments to life — his fusion of history with his personal story — makes his autobiography the book of the year and a book for the ages.
Young's fusion of history and commerce may point the way out of the cul-de-sac.
The Book of Laughter and Forgetting Milan Kundera Inspired by the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, this is a magical fusion of history, autobiography and ideas.
This was by no means the first such fusion in history, but it was the first in a country with so vast a military arsenal.
In his poems, plays, essays, criticism, and fiction, he achieved an absolute democracy of language — a poetry forged in the crucible of a collective experience, a musical fusion of history, irony, and art.
The documentary category is noteworthy for its fusion of history and contemporary politics in Ava DuVernay's "13th," Raoul Peck's "I Am Not Your Negro," and Ezra Edelman's "O.
The Clay Machine-Gun Victor Pelevin (Faber, £6.99) Buy it at BOL While other Russian writers wallow in old feuds, Pelevin's response is a fusion of history, pop culture and Eastern philosophy.
That word had not been coined during most of the era that will now be known, thanks to Richard Holmes's amazingly ambitious, buoyant new fusion of history, art, science, philosophy and biography, as "The Age of Wonder".
Why it's still going The fusion of history, knowledge and manners speaks of gentler times and nobler ways, of humility, tweed, bicycle bells and feigned interest in the provenance of one's scrimshaw.
