Joan Didion without her style
The writer’s posthumous therapy journal is raw and unvarnished – the most direct book she never wrote.
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The writer’s posthumous therapy journal is raw and unvarnished – the most direct book she never wrote.
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Lili Anolik’s dual biography reveals the writers’ vicious battle to be the true voice of 1970s California.
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The author discusses the Smiths, Billy Connolly and the Home Secretary’s poor decision making.
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Joan Didion has died aged 87. In this essay, Leo Robson explored how the chronicler of American counterculture was tormented…
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Tracy Daugherty’s biography of Joan Didion is most interesting when it comes to highlighting the complex dynamics inherent in a…
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