Garth, the Story So Far [signed] [first edition]

From Christopher Plummer, in the Foreword: "A suspenseful saga of corporate intrigue at once gigantic and sensational in its proportions; the tale of a young hustler who leaps across the chapters of his life with boundless and uncanny energy; the irresistible rise of a young upstart mogul in a land not particularly used to moguls, especially in the arts." Harold Prince: "The genius of DRIVE, the psychological source behind achievement, has always been the stuff of fascinating reading. Garth Drabinsky's journey from a traumatizing event at the age of three has led him to storm the bastions of old-time Hollywood, and, having fought the good fight, to set his sights on the commercial theatre. What has this cost to him personally?" He doesn't dodge dodge the answers to that one. In fact, that segment of the book was the most telling for me."