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10 hours ago · Ed Zwick’s laugh-out-loud memoir of working in Hollywood. The COVID lockdown that hit California on March 19, 2020 meant that producer-writer-director Ed Zwick had to call a halt to what he was ...
10 hours ago · (Excerpted with permission from Rambling with Rukka: A Moving Memoir by Rukmini Srinivas and Lakshmi Srinivas, published by Rupa.) Get exclusive access to new databases, expert analyses, weekly newsletters, book excerpts and new ideas on democracy, law and society in India. Subscribe to Article 14.
10 hours ago · In the same year the poet and activist Luis J. Rodríguez prepares to celebrate his 70th birthday (on July 9), his bestselling memoir Always Running celebrates its 30th anniversary. In Always Running, Rodríguez reflects on his involvement with Mexican-American gangs in east Los Angeles (LA) during the 1960s and 1970s. Released in 1993, the memoir
10 hours ago · Hodder & Stoughton has signed The Boy Who Lived, a memoir from David Holmes who was Daniel Radcliffe’s stunt double. Former director of non-fiction, Rowena Webb, acquired UK and Commonwealth ...
10 hours ago · Piper Weiss is the author of the memoir You All Grow Up and Leave Me, named one of the Best Books of the Year by Marie-Claire, Town and Country and PopSugar, and listed among the top true crime reads by Buzzfeed, CrimeReads and Elle Australia. She had previously served as an editor at the New York Daily News, and as editorial director at HelloGiggles, in addition to writing for print, TV and film.
“It’s more than their felicity in staging or their skill with actors,” Zwick writes. “There’s an ineffable humanist signature common to each show they do that feels like a legacy of what we started.” - Advertisement - He also reflects at length and with acute insight on the differing approaches taken by some of the […]
10 hours ago · Whitmer ends her memoir with 26th President Theodore Roosevelt’s “man in the arena” quote, with a colorful reference to her own affinity for wearing pink. “The ‘man’ may be a woman.
