Joan Didion has been one of California’s most acute observers since
the early 1960s; in such books as "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" and
"The White Album", she lays bare both the aspirations and the
hypocrisies of the state. This fall, Library of America will publish
"Joan Didion: The 1960s & 70s", the first in a multivolume set of her
collected works. Edited by Alta Magazine Books Editor David L. Ulin,
the anthology gathers three novels and two works of nonfiction and
focuses on Didion’s early iconic work. November 12 marks the
official release date of this exciting collection. In celebration of
this, Ulin will join Alta Editor-at-Large Mary Melton for a
conversation on the work and enduring impact of one of California’s
most compelling voices. Read an excerpt of "The 60s and the 70s" in
Alta's Fall 2019 Book Section. Please note: Joan Didion will not be
appearing at this event.
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