Todd Oldham turns his lens toward the quirky, kitschy Baltimore home of cult filmmaker John Waters, America’s self-proclaimed “Pope of Trash.” Through Oldham’s witty and elegant photography, we’re invited inside a domestic space that looks, in his words, like “the offspring of a warped public library and the Museum of Modern Art.” Alongside portraits and still lifes that capture the camp, charm and chaos of Waters’s world, this book features two great essays: The Colossal Collector by Oldham himself and Meeting John Waters by renowned photographer Cindy Sherman. The result is an intimate, unexpected portrait of a man whose films range from Pink Flamingos to Hairspray and whose home reveals just as much character as his work. Presented in a landscape-format softcover with a folded dust jacket that opens out into a double-sided poster, plus detachable postcards featuring books from Waters’s shelves, like Sex on Horseback and Gay John!