The third volume of memoirs by National Book Award-winning playwright Lillian Hellman.
Contents
In 1952, Hellman, like other intellectuals and artists, was summoned to testify before Congress about alleged political subversion. Despite fear, she remained steadfast and refused to incriminate herself or others, thereby preventing a lawsuit. However, this period brought much controversy and loss.
Characters
The memoirs feature impressive figures such as her beloved, writer Dashiell Hammett, many famous friends and colleagues, and a group of influential politicians with their followers.
Language and Usage
This edition is in English and suitable for readers with an above-average language level. The material is ideal for self-study and educational purposes.
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