Columns
Tuesday, September 30 2008
Reinventing the Southern California Novel: Marisa Silver’s The God of War
Silver took the vital ingredients of a regional novel and composed an L.A. tale, but set many miles east -- at the edge of the desolate Salton Sea -- a wasteland that would have held tremendous appeal to T.S. Eliot.
Reviews
Wednesday, November 30 2011
Things Fall Apart: Joan Didion's 'Blue Nights'
Joan Didion is unmoored by loss. Out of that loss comes this second, searing memoir, Blue Nights.
News
Monday, November 7 2011
Joan Didion talks about the fears that harried the writing of ‘Blue Nights’
NEW YORK — “Writers,” Joan Didion observed in 1968, “are always selling somebody out.” It’s one of those classic Didion statements, epigrammatic yet personal, a…

































