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There’s a crude fascination in seeing the contents of a literary celebrity’s therapy sessions, but no one comes out of it well
Motherhood is a state of continuous loss that is meant to culminate when …
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There’s a crude fascination in seeing the contents of a literary celebrity’s therapy sessions, but we’re surely invading her privacy
Motherhood is a state of continuous loss that is meant to culminate…
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From Samuel Pepys to Joan Didion, many literary greats wrote for no one but themselves – then found posterity pawing through their secrets. Trust me: you don’t want to know my innermost thoughts
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Would the legendary American writer have welcomed the publication of her therapy notes? It seems unlikely
Joan Didion entered the fray on the publication of Ernest Hemingway’s unfinished final manuscr…
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The writer’s previously unpublished notes from her sessions with a psychiatrist offer an incredibly intimate insight into her relationship with her daughter, depression and creativity
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Soon we can all read the late author’s private notes about her therapy. But should we?
In 1998, the late journalist Joan Didion wrote a scathing essay about the posthumous publication of True at First…
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