Author Joan Didion was revered for her acerbic, skeptical and penetrating first-person essays and reportage, and we have gathered critics to elucidate her charms, and interview excerpts with Didion herself.
Author Joan Didion was revered for her acerbic, skeptical and penetrating first-person ... more
Curated byMatthew Horovitz, Hark Contributor
Joan Didion Spoke Across Generations
Writer Emma Cline reads from Didion’s essay “Why I Write.”
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