Didion and Babitz: The Women Who Ruled LA
Lili Anolik • Scribner • ISBN-13 978‑1668065488
Didion and Babitz: The Women Who Ruled LA
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ISBN-10: 1668065487 · ISBN-13: 978‑1668065488 · 2023
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Lili Anolik examines the parallel lives and intersecting social circles of Joan Didion and Eve Babitz, two seminal figures who defined the cultural landscape of mid-century Los Angeles. Through meticulous research and sharp cultural analysis, the narrative explores how these writers navigated the glamour, artifice, and shifting social tides of the era to shape the literary identity of the American West.
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