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A work of stunning frankness about the grief surrounding losing her daughter, Blue Nights is a memoir richly textured with memories from the author's own childhood, married life with her husband John Gregory Dunne, and recollections of parenting their daughter Quintana Roo.
An intensely personal and moving account of writer and journalist Joan Didion's thoughts, fears, and doubts surrounding having children, illness, and growing old, Blue Nights is an iconic book of incisive and electric honesty, that is both haunting and profoundly moving.
"Didion's powerful writing is both beautiful and heartbreaking as she mourns the loss of her daughter and her struggles to cope." -- Goodreads



