I’ll Be Your Mirror – published in 1996 to accompany an exhibition of the same name – covers the first two decades of Nan Goldin’s career: from her early years in Boston and the underground scene of downtown New York to her success in the art world, and the highs and lows in-between which she captured with unflinching candour. At the time the hefty book and expansive exhibition were acclaimed as the most comprehensive works on Goldin yet. Highlights include Goldin’s moving studies of Cookie Mueller’s illness and passing, and photographs from The Ballad of Sexual Dependency.