Drama in the Desert is a full-color book and DVD. It's a compilation of images and sounds collected over five years at Burning Man. It's a fully sensory, audio-visual experience capturing what it feels like to be at the event.

Words and images in the book, and video and an original score on the DVD all help illustrate how Burning Man is a state of mind. Participants are truly free to express themselves and realize their dreams and in so doing, it becomes a city of friendship and community, creativity and opportunity. Through snapshots and snippets of sound, this book documents those experiences that make Burning Man the unique humanity festival it is.

Started in 1986 by Larry Harvey and Jerry James on a beach in San Francisco, Burning Man has grown into a world-renowned art event which draws as many as 30,000 people to Black Rock Desert near Gerlach in northern Nevada every Labor Day weekend. Founded on the principles of participation and no observation, gift-giving and no commerce, and "Leave No Trace" respect for the environment, a temporary city emerges like Brigadoon — a place that is idyllic, unaffected by time and remote from reality.

Check out some PDF sample pages from the book here: Sample, page 60 - PDF and Sample, page 61 - PDF.