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	title:	Live and Learn
	author:	Joan Didion
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	HarperPerennial
	released:	May 17, 2005
	isbn:	0007204388
	isbn-13:	9780007204380

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Seminal Works by a seminal writer - Rated Joan Didion is the unsung hero(ine) of the New Journalism and this collection of classic works serves to underline just how important Didion was, and still is, in American non fiction writing. Live and Learn is a consolidation of three collections of writing from various periods of her writing career. From the Haight Ashbury infused Slouching towards Bethlehem to the Reagan/Bush era musings of After Henry, her brisk, sparse prose is a joy to behold. There is more to New Journalism than Tom Wolfe's high jinks with the merry pranksters.....

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Seminal Works by a seminal writer - Rated 5/5
Joan Didion is the unsung hero(ine) of the New Journalism and this collection of classic works serves to underline just how important Didion was, and still is, in American non fiction writing. Live and Learn is a consolidation of three collections of writing from various periods of her writing career. From the Haight Ashbury infused Slouching towards Bethlehem to the Reagan/Bush era musings of After Henry, her brisk, sparse prose is a joy to behold. There is more to New Journalism than Tom Wolfe's high jinks with the merry pranksters.....