“One of Mr. Gorey’s wordless masterworks.”—New York Times Edward Gorey’s The West Wing is an invitation to the imagination. On each page, a room beckons, inviting the
reader to wonder why three shoes lie here abandoned, what is retreating in that mirror’s reflection, or why there is an imprint of a body on the wallpaper, faded and floating four feet
above the floor. A wordless mystery, it is one of Gorey’s finest works.