Mr. Rollyson is the author of The Life of William Faulkner and The Last Days of…
Brought up in a proper Connecticut middle class home, she scandalized her family by doing hard-core sex films. Yet Chambers wanted everyone to know that what she did was acting.
Gabrielle Carey’s brief biography collects the essential details of Joyce’s life and delivers them in a delightful, underplayed way.
Sad, beautiful, and moving, Cline’s ‘Crazy’ is like the life that Margaret Jones presents in her biography of the singer who died in an airplane crash in 1963, at just 30 years old.
The Taylor-Burton alliance is hardly a new subject, but Roger Lewis brings his own special form of brio to every page of ‘Erotic Vagrancy.’
Lincoln was a big man in every sense of the word and that he made Americans feel big, but the author does not hide his doubts about how well Lincoln would do in dispelling today’s shadows on democracy.
The dialogue makes this novel a standout, creating out of two actual people characters who define their different places in a remote world made present.
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