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Work InformationPostcards from the Edge by Carrie Fisher (1987)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. purchased at bookstore in Maui - on vacation w family ( ) Well fuck me. That was incredible. Who knew Carrie Fisher could write like that? I adored this book. The characters are so human and relatable despite living in an almost completely unrelatable Hollywood fantasy land. I can see lots of people not liking this book, the other reviews are certainly mixed. But, if you've ever been fucked up in the head and have ever found being a human and simple existing a baffling and troublesome experience then this is for you. It's all about being a mess and failing and getting help and struggling to get anywhere and accidentally succeeding, and it's so engrossing and moorish. It's witty, sharp, insightful, uplifting and really nice and wonderfully encouraging. 6 stars, will read again. no reviews | add a review
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A novel which centers on a "movie brat" (much like the author herself) and her problems with drugs, the Hollywood scene, and men. No library descriptions found. |
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