Christopher Bigsby is Emeritus Professor of American Studies at the University of East Anglia, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and an award-winning novelist and theatre historian. Among his many books are his two-volume biography of Miller along with critical works on twentieth- and twenty-first century American theatre and drama.

• Introduction; 1. Beginnings; 2. Michigan; 3. Mary Slattery; 4. Brooklyn; 5. The Federal Theatre, Library of Congress and Radio Plays; 6. The Man Who Had all the Luck and All My Sons; 7. Death of a Salesman; 8. The Waldorf Conference; 9. The Crucible; 10. A View from the Bridge; 11. House Un-American Activities Committee; 12. Mary and Marilyn; 13. Inge; 14. After the Fall and Daniel; 15. The Price and Vietnam; 16. The Eighties; 17. The Nineties; 18. Resurrection Blues; 19. Theatre; 20. Looking Back; 21. Arthur Miller at Eighty; 22. Arthur Miller at Eighty-Five.

'This is a transfixing, fantastic record of a playwright's vision. As an actor and director, I found it an invaluable piece of work.' Brian Cox, Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor and director

Christopher Bigsby is Emeritus Professor of American Studies at the University of East Anglia, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and an award-winning novelist and theatre historian. Among his many books are his two-volume biography of Miller along with critical works on twentieth- and twenty-first century American theatre and drama.

• Introduction; 1. Beginnings; 2. Michigan; 3. Mary Slattery; 4. Brooklyn; 5. The Federal Theatre, Library of Congress and Radio Plays; 6. The Man Who Had all the Luck and All My Sons; 7. Death of a Salesman; 8. The Waldorf Conference; 9. The Crucible; 10. A View from the Bridge; 11. House Un-American Activities Committee; 12. Mary and Marilyn; 13. Inge; 14. After the Fall and Daniel; 15. The Price and Vietnam; 16. The Eighties; 17. The Nineties; 18. Resurrection Blues; 19. Theatre; 20. Looking Back; 21. Arthur Miller at Eighty; 22. Arthur Miller at Eighty-Five.

'This is a transfixing, fantastic record of a playwright's vision. As an actor and director, I found it an invaluable piece of work.' Brian Cox, Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor and director

Christopher Bigsby is Emeritus Professor of American Studies at the University of East Anglia, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and an award-winning novelist and theatre historian. Among his many books are his two-volume biography of Miller along with critical works on twentieth- and twenty-first century American theatre and drama.

• Introduction; 1. Beginnings; 2. Michigan; 3. Mary Slattery; 4. Brooklyn; 5. The Federal Theatre, Library of Congress and Radio Plays; 6. The Man Who Had all the Luck and All My Sons; 7. Death of a Salesman; 8. The Waldorf Conference; 9. The Crucible; 10. A View from the Bridge; 11. House Un-American Activities Committee; 12. Mary and Marilyn; 13. Inge; 14. After the Fall and Daniel; 15. The Price and Vietnam; 16. The Eighties; 17. The Nineties; 18. Resurrection Blues; 19. Theatre; 20. Looking Back; 21. Arthur Miller at Eighty; 22. Arthur Miller at Eighty-Five.

'This is a transfixing, fantastic record of a playwright's vision. As an actor and director, I found it an invaluable piece of work.' Brian Cox, Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor and director