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Miss Aluminium: Eine Erinnerung von Susanna Moore 2020 Hardcover NEU-
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- Artikelzustand
- Narrative Type
- Nonfiction
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
- Type
- Memoirs
- Features
- 1st Edition, Dust Jacket
- ISBN
- 9780374279714
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Farrar, Straus & Giroux
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0374279713
ISBN-13
9780374279714
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28038281243
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Book Title
Miss Aluminum : a Memoir
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
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Personal Memoirs, Biography & Autobiography / General, General, Literary
Publication Year
2020
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Yes
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Juvenile Nonfiction, Biography & Autobiography
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Hardcover
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1 in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz
Item Length
8.6 in
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5.6 in
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2019-046741
Reviews
"Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "Now seventy-four, and a well-regarded author, Moore is ready to expose her "shadow self" and the pain of her early life . . . One gets a sense that what is revealed has been chosen appraisingly, not out of coyness but, rather, out of something resembling an architect's appreciation of a structure's good bones. Moore's writing has the slightly mysterious sense of detachment that she adopted when building her persona, many years ago, though paradoxically this is what makes her revelations, when they come, more piercing." --Naomi Fry, The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Elegant, eye-opening . . . When it comes to her portrait of LA in the 1960s and 70s, Moore gives its most famous chroniclers, [Joan] Didion and Eve Babitz, a run for their money." --Lucy Scholes, The Times Literary Supplement "Even better than her fiction: a gossipy, sardonic, nonchalantly glamorous production." --Ed Potton, The Times (UK) "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "Poignant and hugely entertaining . . . The book bursts with brilliantly gossipy titbits, recounted with wry understatement . . . her tales of the Hollywood high life certainly provide giggles and glitz, though the darkness is never far from the surface. The real story is the ripple effect of grief, a woman's self-invention and the awful deeds of powerful men." --Fiona Sturges, The Guardian "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "Vibrant" -- The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "Now seventy-four, and a well-regarded author, Moore is ready to expose her "shadow self" and the pain of her early life . . . One gets a sense that what is revealed has been chosen appraisingly, not out of coyness but, rather, out of something resembling an architect's appreciation of a structure's good bones. Moore's writing has the slightly mysterious sense of detachment that she adopted when building her persona, many years ago, though paradoxically this is what makes her revelations, when they come, more piercing." --Naomi Fry, The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "ow seventy-four, and a well-regarded author, Moore is ready to expose her "shadow self" and the pain of her early life . . . One gets a sense that what is revealed has been chosen appraisingly, not out of coyness but, rather, out of something resembling an architect's appreciation of a structure's good bones. Moore's writing has the slightly mysterious sense of detachment that she adopted when building her persona, many years ago, though paradoxically this is what makes her revelations, when they come, more piercing." --Naomi Fry, The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, Named a Best Book of 2020 by The Times (UK) "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "Now seventy-four, and a well-regarded author, Moore is ready to expose her "shadow self" and the pain of her early life . . . One gets a sense that what is revealed has been chosen appraisingly, not out of coyness but, rather, out of something resembling an architect's appreciation of a structure's good bones. Moore's writing has the slightly mysterious sense of detachment that she adopted when building her persona, many years ago, though paradoxically this is what makes her revelations, when they come, more piercing." --Naomi Fry, The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Elegant, eye-opening . . . When it comes to her portrait of LA in the 1960s and 70s, Moore gives its most famous chroniclers, [Joan] Didion and Eve Babitz, a run for their money." --Lucy Scholes, The Times Literary Supplement "Even better than her fiction: a gossipy, sardonic, nonchalantly glamorous production." --Ed Potton, The Times (UK) "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "Poignant and hugely entertaining . . . The book bursts with brilliantly gossipy titbits, recounted with wry understatement . . . her tales of the Hollywood high life certainly provide giggles and glitz, though the darkness is never far from the surface. The real story is the ripple effect of grief, a woman's self-invention and the awful deeds of powerful men." --Fiona Sturges, The Guardian "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue, "Striking . . . a personal statement of empowerment: [Moore] came, she saw, she took notes, and she left to become a novelist and a miss-no-detail student of female autonomy." --Lisa Schwarzbaum, The New York Times "As readers of Moore's fiction know, she is a brilliant storyteller and sentence-maker . . . [ Miss Aluminum ] reminded me of everything I ever loved about her as a writer and now, as happens with certain memoirs, I feel like she is my friend -- a very elegant, accomplished grande dame sort of friend, to be sure, one who might loan you a pair of blue velvet Pucci bell-bottoms or a copy of 'The Great War and Modern Memory' on your way out the door after tea." --Marion Winik, The Washington Post "Now seventy-four, and a well-regarded author, Moore is ready to expose her "shadow self" and the pain of her early life . . . One gets a sense that what is revealed has been chosen appraisingly, not out of coyness but, rather, out of something resembling an architect's appreciation of a structure's good bones. Moore's writing has the slightly mysterious sense of detachment that she adopted when building her persona, many years ago, though paradoxically this is what makes her revelations, when they come, more piercing." --Naomi Fry, The New Yorker "A captivating portrait of a woman in search of herself." -- Kirkus Reviews "Even better than her fiction: a gossipy, sardonic, nonchalantly glamorous production." --Ed Potton, The Times (UK) "Moore's search for stability during a free-spirited decade is a whirlwind of celebrity encounters and a lyrical exploration of the lingering effects of a mother's death." -- Publishers Weekly "Poignant and hugely entertaining . . . The book bursts with brilliantly gossipy titbits, recounted with wry understatement . . . her tales of the Hollywood high life certainly provide giggles and glitz, though the darkness is never far from the surface. The real story is the ripple effect of grief, a woman's self-invention and the awful deeds of powerful men." --Fiona Sturges, The Guardian "A tantalizing tale, told in a seductive and provocative voice." --Carol Haggas, Booklist " M iss Aluminum , an unvarnished new memoir by Susanna Moore, confirms many intimations from her for her acclaimed novels -- My Old Sweetheart , The Whiteness of Bones , In the Cut -- that hers is, and has been, an unconventional existence guided by the stars. Writing with unflinching candor, Moore, now in her 70s, tells stories both harrowing and heartening of the circumstances and serendipitous rendezvous in her teens and 20s that would shape her adult life . . . Her honesty is both timely and courageous." --Robert Becker, Avenue
Synopsis
Miss Aluminum is Susanna Moore's revealing and refreshing memoir of Hollywood in the 1970s In 1963 after the death of her mother, seventeen-year-old Susanna Moore leaves her home in Hawai'i with no money, no belongings, and no prospects to live with her Irish grandmother in Philadelphia. She soon receives four trunks of expensive clothes from a concerned family friend, allowing her to assume the first of many disguises she will need to find her sometimes perilous, always valorous way. Her journey takes her from New York to Los Angeles where she becomes a model and meets Joan Didion and Audrey Hepburn. She works as a script reader for Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson, and is given a screen test by Mike Nichols. But beneath Miss Aluminum 's glittering fairytale surface lies the story of a girl's insatiable hunger to learn and her anguished determination to understand the circumstances of her mother's death. Moore gives us a sardonic, often humorous portrait of Hollywood in the seventies, and of a young woman's hard-won arrival at selfhood., A revealing and refreshing memoir of Hollywood in the 1970s In 1963 after the death of her mother, seventeen-year-old Susanna Moore leaves her home in Hawai'i with no money, no belongings, and no prospects to live with her Irish grandmother in Philadelphia. She soon receives four trunks of expensive clothes from a concerned family friend, allowing her to assume the first of many disguises she will need to find her sometimes perilous, always valorous way. Her journey takes her from New York to Los Angeles where she becomes a model and meets Joan Didion and Audrey Hepburn. She works as a script reader for Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson, and is given a screen test by Mike Nichols. But beneath Miss Aluminum 's glittering fairytale surface lies the story of a girl's insatiable hunger to learn and her anguished determination to understand the circumstances of her mother's death. Moore gives us a sardonic, often humorous portrait of Hollywood in the seventies, and of a young woman's hard-won arrival at selfhood.
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PS3563.O667Z46 2020
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- u***2 (121)- Bewertung vom Käufer.Letztes JahrBestätigter KaufExcellent service!! Seller had great communication, putting all concerns to rest and working closely and respectfully to agree on an offer. A real pleasure to do business with!! You don't find sellers on ebay like this nowadays. Item arrives FORTIFIED inside a sturdy box as well as super fast, considering it's coming all the way from the UK! Collector approved! Buy with confidence! Thank you for the rare item at a killer price!! ^_^The Sound of Renaissance by Various Artists CD Apr-2002 2 Discs RenaissanceNEW (Nr. 192398736916)
- r***e (134)- Bewertung vom Käufer.Letzter MonatBestätigter KaufThis seller really went the extra mile, then an extra, extra mile, to make sure I was satisfied, after a problem with the listing and availability. Outstanding customer care. I very much appreciate it. Also, CD was well packed for protection in shipping.
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