Tag: Joan Didion
Goodbye to All That: Joan Didion Estate Hits the Auction Block
People are paying top dollar to get their hands of things that were in Joan Didion’s hands—books, art, dishwater, furniture and more
Joan Didion’s L.A.
She put words to the city’s subtle currents of menace and dread. Her work will stand as long as the city does.
Joan Didion’s Prose Remains Peerless in ‘Let Me Tell You What I Mean’
The iconic author's latest collection of essays delves into her rejection from Stanford, the writing process, and her affection for Martha Stewart
The Brentwood of My Youth—Joan Didion’s Brentwood—Is Long Gone
Growing up in the Westside neighborhood in the late ’70s, I reveled in its affluent simplicity. Now, I hardly recognize it
What People Should Read About L.A. Before They Move to L.A.
Hint: It's not Joan Didion
Joan Didion’s Famous Former Hollywood House Is Now a New-Age Spiritual Retreat
A visit to where she wrote The White Album
Documentary Week on Ask Chris: Shotgun Freeway
Ride in the back of a convertible for a drive through lost L.A.
#TBT: Joan Didion Partied with Los Angeles Magazine in 1970
As if she wasn’t already the coolest
Joan Didion Remains as Elusive as Ever in The Last Love Song
The biography by Tracy Daugherty is released today
So Long Alexander Hamilton, Hello Joan Didion?
As discussion ramps up over which woman’s face will grace the $10, Joan Didion fans root for the author
