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Los Angeles Lakers
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The Los Angeles Times
Book Review
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Love with a Proper Stranger
Lowell, Robert
LSD
cultural impact of
government experiments with
Luce, Henry
Lunt, Alfred
Macdonald, Dwight
MacGraw, Ali
Maddocks, Melvin
Mademoiselle
Didion contributions to
guest editor program at
Maidstone
Mailer, Norman
New Journalism and
Vietnam protests and
Malcolm X
Mallon, Thomas
Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana
Mamas and the Papas
Mañana Club, Sacramento
“Man and Wife” (Lowell)
Manhattan
Manhattan Project
Mankiewicz, Herman
Mankiewicz, Josie
Mankiewicz, Sara
Mansfield, Katherine
Manson, Charles
Marquand, John P.
Marshall, Ann
Martin, Dean
Marysville Daily Appeal
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Matthew Kilgore Cemetery, Rancho Cordova, California
May, Elaine
Mays, Willie
Mazursky, Paul
McCarthy, Mary
McClellan Air Force Base, Sacramento
McCullers, Carson
McDowell, David
McEwan, Ian
McGee, Celia
McGinniss, Joe
McGlashan, C. F.
McGrath, Camilla
McGrath, Earl
McGuinn, Roger
McGuire, Barry
McIntire, Carl
McKenzie, Scott
McKinney, Don
McQueen, Steve
McWilliams, Carey
Medved, Michael
Meili, Trisha
Meiselas, Sue
Melcher, Terry
Melville, Herman
The Member of the Wedding
Menendez, Erik
Mengers, Sue
Mercer, Mabel
Messinesi, Despina Plaklas
Miami
(Didion)
narrative of
Miami, Florida
Cuban exile community in
González, Elián, standoff in
Republican National Convention in
Miami Herald
Michael (hippie child)
Michael, Gerry
Michael, Kevin
Michael, Sean Day
Midnight Cowboy
military industrial complex.
See also
Vietnam War
atomic bomb tests and
colleges influenced by
LSD experiments and
Millay, Edna St. Vincent
Miller, Debra
Miller, Lucille Maxwell
Millet, Kate
Mills, James
Milton, John
The Milwaukee Journal
The Miraculous Years
(Frank)
Mitchell, Al
MK-ULTRA Subproject 140
the mob
grape workers' strike and
Moby-Dick
(Melville)
Mohr, Charley
Monk, Thomas
Monroe, Marilyn
Monster: Living Off the Big Screen
(Dunne, J.)
Moore, Brian
Moore, Dick
Moore, Jean
Moore, Marianne
Moore, Sara Jane
Moore, Susanna
Moore, Tina
Moro, Aldo
Morrison, Jim
Morrissey, Daniel
Morris, Wright
Morse, Wayne
Morton, Brian
Moses, Robert
“Mourning and Melancholia” (Freud)
The Moviegoer
(Percy)
movies.
See also
Hollywood
Didion reviews of
literature overshadowed by
Moxley, Martha
Ms.
magazine
Munger, Kel
Murder in Greenwich
(Fuhrman)
Murdoch, Rupert
Murray, John Gregory
music industry
Woodstock Festival and
Myers, Gary
My Lai massacre (Vietnam)
My Turn
(Reagan)
Naipaul, V. S.
Naked Lunch
(Burroughs)
Nash, Ogden
National Book Foundation
Distinguished Contribution to American Letters medal by
National Book Award by
National Farm Workers Association
National Humanities Medal
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
National Mental Health Act
National Review
Didion contributions to
The Nation
Didion contributions to
Nauman, Bruce
Neruda, Pablo
Nesbit, Lynn
New American Library
New Criticism movement
New Deal
Newfield, Jack
Newhagen, John
Newhouse, Si
New Journalism
comparison of mainstream journalism to
criticism of
Newman, Paul
Newsweek
The New Journalism
(Wolfe)
Newton, Huey
New West
New World Liberation Front
New York
Didion profiles by
New York Daily News
The New Yorker
Didion contributions to
Didion reviews by
Dunne contributions to
New York Herald Tribune
New York in the Fifties
(Wakefield)
New York Newsday
New York Observer
New York Post
The New York Review of Books
Didion contributions to
Dunne contributions to
The New York Times
Book Review
Didion reviews/profiles by
on Dunne, Greg, death
Literary Supplement
Magazine
New Journalism comparison to
political bias and
The New York World
Nhu, Madame Ngo Dinh
Nicaraguan Contras
Nicholson, Jack
Niebuhr, Reinhold
The Night of the Iguana
Niklas, Kurt
9/11 attacks
Nixon, Richard
Watergate and
Noble, Madeleine
Noonan, Peggy
Norris, Frank
nostalgia
in
Run River
Nostromo
(Conrad)
Not Exactly What I Had in Mind
(Breslin)
Nothing Lost
(Dunne, J.)
Novarro, Ramon
The Nugget
(school yearbook)
Oakland Tribune
Oates, Joyce Carol
Obama, Barack
Obolensky, Ivan Sergeyevich
The Occident
(Berkeley)
O'Connor, Flannery
O' Connor, Frank
The Octopus
(Norris)
O'Keeffe, Georgia
Olasky, Marvin
The Old Gringo
Olympic Winter Games, 1959
O'Malley, Walter
O Mistress Mine
Onassis, Aristotle
Onassis, Jacqueline Bouvier
Kennedy assassination and
as Prix de Paris contest winner
O'Neill, Eugene
“On Going Home” (Didion)
“On His Brother's Death” (Catullus)
“On Keeping a Notebook” (Didion)
“On Morality” (Didion)
“On Self-Respect” (Didion)
“On the Morning After the Sixties” (Didion)
On the Road
(Kerouac)
Open City
(Los Angeles)
Operación Pedro Pan (Cuba)
Operation Babylift (Vietnam)
Operation CHAOS (CIA)
Operation Frequent Wind (Vietnam)
Operation Midnight Climax (CIA)
Operation Rolling Thunder (Vietnam)
Oregon Biographies Project
Orrick, Mildred
Ortega, Daniel
Orwell, George
Osika, Joyce
Osmond, Donny
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Other Voices, Other Rooms
(Capote)
Otis, Harrison Gray
Ovitz, Michael
Oxford Companion to American Literature
(Hart)
Pacino, Al
Page, Jimmy
Paley, Grace
Panama invasion, 1989
Pandora's Box, Los Angeles
Panic in Needle Park
(Mills)
Panic in Needle Park
(screenplay/movie)
production of
research for
theme of
Paradise Lost
(Milton)
The Paris Review
Parkinson, Thomas
Parmentel, Noel E., Jr.
Didion's relationship with
literary characters based on
Parrish, Timothy
The Partisan Review
Pearl Harbor bombing
Peckinpah, Sam
The Pelican
(Berkeley)
Pellicano, Anthony
PEN Center USA Literary Awards Festival
Pennebaker, D. A.
Penn, Irving
“People I Wish I Had Known” (Bouvier)
Peoples Temple
Percy, Walker
Perelman, S. J.
Perry, Frank
Perry, Nancy Ling
Perry, Richard
Peters, Jon
Peterson, Edward J.
The Petrified Forest
Pettit, Mark
Pfeiffer, Michelle
Phillips, John
Phillips, Julia
Phillips, Michelle
Pickering, Thomas R.
Pierson, Frank
Pike, James Albert
Pilafian, Peter
The Pink Panther
Plath, Sylvia
Playhouse 90
Play It As It Lays
(Didion)
character constructions in
cover of
drafting of
literary style of
point of view in
reception of
themes/narrative of
Play It As It Lays
(screenplay/movie)
production of
reception of
Playland
(Dunne, J.)
Plimpton, George
Pocket Books
Podhoretz, Norman
Poe, Edgar Allan
“Points West” column (Saturday Evening Post)
Polanski, Roman
Political Fictions
(Didion)
thesis of
voice of
politics.
See also
Democratic Party; Republican Party
of Didion
disguised narratives in
Poltergeist
Polt, Harriet
Pop Art
Porter, Cole
Porter, Katherine Anne
Post, Emily
Potter, Claire
Powell, Lawrence Clark
“Prayer to the Virgin” (Adams)
Preminger, Otto
Pride and Prejudice
(Austen)
Princeton
Alumni Weekly
Prix de Paris contest,
Vogue
Prohibition era
The Prospector
(school paper)
Public Disorder Intelligence Unit, LAPD
Publishers Weekly
Puerto del Diablo, El Salvador
Pulitzer Prize
Pynchon, Thomas
“Quiet Days in Malibu” (Didion)
The Quiet American
(Greene)
“Quintana” (Dunne, J.)
racism
RamÃrez Vázquez, Pedro
Ramparts
Rand, Ayn
Rand Corporation
Random House
Rasiel, Rosa
Rauschenberg, Robert
Reagan, Nancy
Didion interview with
Reagan, Ronald
Central America funding by
as governor
as president
The Realist
Rebel Without a Cause
Redbook
Redford, Robert
Redgrave, Vanessa
in
The Year of Magical Thinking
The Red White and Blue
(Dunne, J.)
Reed, Ishmael
Reed, Julia
Reed, Rex
Reed, Virginia
Reese, Edward
Referral to the United States House of Representatives
Reno, Janet
The Reporter
The Report of the Select Committee on Assassinations
Republican Party
National Conventions
right shift of
Resentment: A Comedy
(Indiana)
the Resistance (antiwar group)
Reuther, Walter
Revolutionary Army
Rexroth, Kenneth
Reynolds, Ruth
Richards, Keith
Richardson, Natasha
Richardson, Tony
Rich, Frank
Richter, Gerhard
Ridland, John
Rinkel, Max
Riordan, Richard
R. L. Oatman and Associates
Robbins, Henry
change of publishers by
death of
as Didion's editor
Roberts, Cokie
Robin and Marion
Robinson, Jackie
Robinson, Jill Schary
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rodriguez, Richard
Rogue's March
(Obolensky)
Roiphe, Katie
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stones
Rollyson, Carl
Romero, Oscar
Ronald Reagan
(D'Souza)
A Room of One's Own
(Woolf)
Rosenberg, Harold
Rosenblatt, Roger
Ross, Alex
Rossen, Robert
Ross, Katharine
Rothchild, Paul
Roth, Philip
Rothstein, Edward
Royce, Josiah
Rubenstein, Mala
Rudin, Scott
Rummonds, Gabriel
Rumsfeld, Donald H.
Run River
(Didion)
characters of
drafting of
editing of
nostalgic elements in
reception of
themes/narrative of
titling of
Ruscha, Ed
Rustin, Susanna
Rutten, Tim
Ryan, Leo
Saarinen, Aline B.