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Joan Didion

67 books

WHAT SHE MEANS. by Joan Didion

WHAT SHE MEANS.

Joan Didion

128 pages

challenging informative reflective medium-paced
Why I Write by Joan Didion

Why I Write

Joan Didion

4 pages

nonfiction essays
The Women's Movement by Joan Didion
The Women's Movement
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Joan Didion

The Women's Movement

Joan Didion

missing page info • 1972

nonfiction essays feminism reflective medium-paced
Works in Progress Number 7 (Number 7) by Philip Stratford, Marge Piercy, Herbert Burkholz, Raphael Soyer, Reginald Marsh, Bernard Wolfe, Michael Ayrton, Ursule Molinaro, J.P. Donleavy, Frederick Barthelme, Joan Didion, Sol Yurick, Judith Rossner, Daniel Berrigan, William Hoffman, Judith Rascoe, Ben Shahn, William Hanley, John Gregory Dunne, H. Landshoff, Margaret Webster, Michael S. Harper, Eric Bentley

Works in Progress Number 7 (Number 7)

Philip Stratford, Marge Piercy, Herbert Burkholz, Raphael Soyer, Reginald Marsh, Bernard Wolfe, Michael Ayrton, Ursule Molinaro, J.P. Donleavy, Frederick Barthelme, Joan Didion, Sol Yurick, Judith Rossner, Daniel Berrigan, William Hoffman, Judith Rascoe, Ben Shahn, William Hanley, John Gregory Dunne, H. Landshoff, Margaret Webster, Michael S. Harper, Eric Bentley

438 pages • 1972

emotional reflective medium-paced
Writing Choices: Shaping Contexts for Critical Readers by Matt Peters, Geoph Kozeny, Neil Postman, Bill Tonelli, Sherry Turkle, Greg Lindsay, Ellen Goodman, Lisa Drier, Alan Edelstein, Lori B. Andrews, Michael D. Lemonick, Alex Hagedorn, Andrew Bernstein, Michael Norman, William Least Heat-Moon, Henry Weschler, Steven Levy, Amitai Etzioni, Nick Tannis, Vincent Kiernan, Richard Reynolds, Milana McLead, Jill Kramer, Jim Thornton, William M. Daley, Joan Didion, Natalie Angier, Karen Olsson, Barbara Ehrenreich, Michael Krantz, Paul Levinson, Kathy Gay, Corbett Trubey, Kari Watson, Joel Brinkley, Michael Apple, George D. Kuth, Alex Melendez, Doris Bloodsworth, Sojourner Truth, Dorothy Nelkin, Stacey Mihm, Bonne Bucqueroux, James Poniewozik, Kathleen Bell, Kelli Ryan, Michael Mattis, Amy Harvey, Eric Peterson, Ernest T. Pascarella, Hoag Levins

Writing Choices: Shaping Contexts for Critical Readers

Matt Peters, Geoph Kozeny, Neil Postman, Bill Tonelli, Sherry Turkle, Greg Lindsay, Ellen Goodman, Lisa Drier, Alan Edelstein, Lori B. Andrews, Michael D. Lemonick, Alex Hagedorn, Andrew Bernstein, Michael Norman, William Least Heat-Moon, Henry Weschler, Steven Levy, Amitai Etzioni, Nick Tannis, Vincent Kiernan, Richard Reynolds, Milana McLead, Jill Kramer, Jim Thornton, William M. Daley, Joan Didion, Natalie Angier, Karen Olsson, Barbara Ehrenreich, Michael Krantz, Paul Levinson, Kathy Gay, Corbett Trubey, Kari Watson, Joel Brinkley, Michael Apple, George D. Kuth, Alex Melendez, Doris Bloodsworth, Sojourner Truth, Dorothy Nelkin, Stacey Mihm, Bonne Bucqueroux, James Poniewozik, Kathleen Bell, Kelli Ryan, Michael Mattis, Amy Harvey, Eric Peterson, Ernest T. Pascarella, Hoag Levins

528 pages • paperback • 2000

nonfiction informative medium-paced
Writing Los Angeles: A Literary Anthology (Library of America) by David L. Ulin

Writing Los Angeles: A Literary Anthology (Library of America)

David L. Ulin

880 pages • 2002

nonfiction essays short stories adventurous slow-paced
Telling Stories by Joan Didion
Telling Stories
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Joan Didion

Telling Stories

Joan Didion

51 pages • 1978

essays memoir reflective medium-paced