Ron Bogue has long been one of the most respected and rigorous readers of Deleuze. Few critics can claim comparativist knowledge and sensibility commensurate to Deleuze''s philosophy; fewer still have the pedagogical gift for conveying this material. But even by this measure, Bogue''s new book, Thinking with Deleuze, is a prodigious achievement. Drawing on the vast archive of Deleuze''s work, with and without Guattari, and engaging its population of philosophers, writers, painters, filmmakers, musicians etc., Bogue ultimately extends Deleuze''s thought into new questions, problems, and circumstances-thinking otherwise. Among the many highlights, readers will discover formidable reflections on Deleuze in relation to music, science-fiction, non-Western philosophy, Raymond Ruyer and animal studies. Thinking with Deleuze is a magnum opus.