Fourteen top directors discuss their lives and work, in a collection of candid interviews from the archives of Playboy magazine that includes Roman Polanski's thoughts on the murder of his wife in the Manson Family massacre and Oliver Stone's discussions about the challenges he faced while creating some of his most memorable films.

While a sock monkey tries to find a displaced spider a new home, Ann Lousie's grandfather, who has cut down a tree, leaving squirrels--and a certain spider--homeless, uses the lumber to building something special.

By popular demand, Eisner Award-winner Tony Millionaire returns to bring you another charming adventure. Here is a book that contains two stories in one. On the right-hand side is a story about a sock monkey getting his foot snagged on a tack as he's going down the stairs. As he rambles around Ann Louise's Victorian house, he unravels. On the left-hand page is a story about Ann Louise finding a ball of yarn and beginning to knit a sock monkey. The stories merge as the book unfolds and the adventure develops.