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ESSAYSJohanna DruckerMassimo MazzottiScott TimbergAaron RobertsonSara JaffeA
WaldmanJoy PriestEmma TrellesDanusha LamérisF
RodrigueszVladimir de Jesus SantosSarah SarchinAlise SpinellaKarley SullivanKim Truong
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Chapter One: “Daughters of the Wasteland” ESSAYSJohanna DruckerMassimo MazzottiScott TimbergAaron RobertsonSaraWasteland is a word I dont understand, Eve Babitz writes in the opening chapter of her memoir Eves Hollywood. The curious remark works neither as a physical descriptiondue to the flowers and citrus trees she encounters all over her hometownnor as a cultural one, as L. A. has always been a humid jungle alive with seething L. A. projects. Eves Hollywood is in the mold of classic L. A. autobiographical essay collections, like those by Joan Didion or Anas
