The Wig: A Hairbrained History by Luigi Amara

The Wig: A Hairbrained History

Luigi Amara with Christina MacSweeney (Translator)

256 pages missing pub info (editions)

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Whether in a court room or a dressing room, wigs come in many forms and represent many things: from power, to sexuality, to parody, to health, to self-identity, to disguise. Wigs are present at parties and in chemotherapy rooms, in pop music and c...

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