Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion

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  • 1989 first published
  • 160 pages
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Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion is a 1989 novel by Michelle Carbone Loris. The story is set in United States, in the 20th century. It features Joan Didion. It deals with history and criticism.

At about 160 pages, most readers finish it in 2–3 hours.

Themes, setting & tropes

Tropes

Setting

Era

Characters

  • Joan Didion

Subjects

  • American Psychological fiction
  • History and criticism
  • Innocence, Psychology in literature
  • Loss, Psychology in literature
  • Redemption in literature
  • Women and literature
  • American literature, women authors
  • American literature, history and criticism, 20th century
  • Deprivation, Psychology in literature

Quick answers

Who wrote Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion?

Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion was written by Michelle Carbone Loris and first published in 1989.

How long is Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion?

The median edition has 160 pages, about 2–3 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Innocence, loss, and recovery in the art of Joan Didion?

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