Summary:
The collection features twelve pieces from the early career of the iconic American writer, spanning topics from journalism to personal reflection. It includes essays on Martha Stewart, a Gamblers Anonymous meeting, and the act of writing itself, showcasing Didion's sharp observations and distinctive prose style.
Key points:
1. Observation Power: Didion highlights the significance of detailed observation in writing for deeper insights.
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