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"Made In Heaven" is Koons's most controversial series of works—a collection of garish and erotic pieces made in the late-80s and early-90s, inspired by the concept of a fictional film.

He is Founding Director of UC Berkeley's Art, Technology and Culture Colloquium, and is the author of, among other works, a collection called Robot in the Garden: Telerobotics and Telepistemology in the Age of the Internet.

It grew into an underwater park of 65 works, a collection that includes the oft-photographed "Lost Correspondent" — a lonely man typing at his desk in the vast blue water — and "Vicissitudes," a ring of 28 boys and girls with African features clasping hands at the bottom of the sea.

Yet the contradictions and difficulties of being an avant-garde novelist -- and, in particular, a novelist who is philosophically skeptical -- are everywhere apparent in Gass's two most recent works, a collection of essays, "Finding a Form" (1996), and now "Cartesian Sonata," a gathering of four novellas.

The original walk was a 17th-century version of a modern literary tour – a way for Jonson to meet his public and to cement the success of his recently published The Works, a collection of all the plays he'd written to date.

"Made In Heaven" is Koons' most controversial series of works – a collection of garish and erotic pieces made in the late-80s and early-90s, inspired by the concept of a fictional film.

At times, Schmidle's work, a collection of chapter-length anecdotes, coheres little better than Pakistani politics.

Late that year, Felix von Luschan put his life's work, a collection of more than five thousand skulls, up for sale.

His first published work, a collection of short stories La sangre de Medusa (1958; "The Blood of Medusa")—shows the influence of Jorge Luis Borges.

Another work, a collection of essays on the topic from Bucknell University Press, has the provocative title "Cy-Borges" and is expected to appear this year.

His final work, a collection of articles that he edited to honor his Columbia colleague William S. Vickrey, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, will be published later this year.