South and West: From a
Notebook, is one of Joan Didion’s travel notebooks from the late sixties,
the same time she wrote some of her strongest works. Unfortunately, this is a thin and weak
book. Her observations are so attenuated
that it all we read is Didion’s mean side (and even her best writing is mean spirited) with nothing to mitigate it. This unfortunate book not worth reading.
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