Joan has spent much of her life penning novels and working on literary journalism. She worked her way up at Vogue when she was younger, and has published collections of articles from a variety of ...

JOAN DIDION and her husband, John Gregory Dunne, came to L.A. from New York in the summer of 1964. Both had worked as journalists. (She for Vogue; he for Time.) Both wanted to write books.

Joan Didion, a literary icon who chronicled 60s ... Berkeley. Didion joined Vogue Magazine after graduation in 1956, leading to her career as a journalist and writer. Her novels included 1970's ...

Joan Didion leans against her Corvette Stingray ... The former’s more straightforward ascent is much better known. Didion won a Vogue essay contest as a young woman, then got a job composing ...

In “Didion & Babitz,” author Lili Anolik ... the question inspired an official quiz in Vogue), she says she’s much closer to a Joan. “I’m really anally retentive in my own life.

Three years after her death, I find myself having grown tired of Joan Didion.I am tired of the books about her and the book-length compendiums of her books. I am tired of her likeness in ...

She got involved with a group of serious writers in a house on Franklin Avenue, where the occupants, John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion, would throw parties. She would go on to immortalize and ...