The Year of Magical Thinking
By Joan Didion
By Joan Didion
By Joan Didion
By Joan Didion
By Joan Didion
By Joan Didion
Part of Vintage International
Part of Vintage International
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Literary Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Wellness
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Literary Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Wellness
Category: Arts & Entertainment Biographies & Memoirs | Literary Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Wellness
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Praise
“Thrilling . . . a living, sharp, and memorable book. . . . An exact, candid, and penetrating account of personal terror and bereavement . . . sometimes quite funny because it dares to tell the truth.”
—Robert Pinsky, The New York Times Book Review
“Stunning candor and piercing details. . . . An indelible portrait of loss and grief.”
—Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
“I can’t think of a book we need more than hers. . . . I can’t imagine dying without this book.”
—John Leonard, New York Review of Books
“Achingly beautiful. . . . We have come to admire and love Didion for her preternatural poise, unrivaled eye for absurdity, and Orwellian distaste for cant. It is thus a difficult, moving, and extraordinarily poignant experience to watch her direct such scrutiny inward.”
—Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Los Angeles Times
“An act of consummate literary bravery, a writer known for her clarity allowing us to watch her mind as it becomes clouded with grief. . . . It also skips backward in time [to] call up a shimmering portrait of her unique marriage. . . . To make her grief real, Didion shows us what she has lost.”
—Lev Grossman, Time
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