- Joan Didion: Manipulating Desire and What it Means to Have a Real Life
- Tracing the Reference in Joan Didion's The White Album
- Human Perception and Finding the Truth
- Didion's underlying criticism of writing in The White Album
- Controlling water and life by remote control
- Didion's Disease
- Self-Absorption: Questions of Subject in The White Album
- Concrete Apathy in "Good Citizens"
- "I was always writing down the license plates"
- The New Feminism
- Didion's Day to Day
- "I found it necessary to revise the circuitry of my mind"
- Personal Anecdotes: From the Personal to the Political
- title?
- Sharp Apprehension
- Leave that Freeway Experience Alone
- The Act of Belonging in Didion's Dislocated Era
References
Swift, Daniel. "Write me a River [Review of Didion's Where I Was from]." Times Literary Supplement (April 9, 2004): 26.
13 September 2007