"The L.A. cliche is one of shallow, beautiful people reading nothing more demanding than tweets and scripts for TV pilots. In reality, the City of Angels has always been a bookish place, positively thick with writers, bookstores, literary festivals, publishers, libraries, literary landmarks, and lots and lots of books -- really good books. Read Me, Los Angelese is a lively, informed, richly illustrated celebration of all things literary in L.A. past and present, including : L.A. author interviews; literary landmarks; tracking characters, from Marlowe to Weetzie Bat to Bandini; must-read L.A. fiction, history, nonfiction, YA, poetry, and guidebooks; the city of such dearly departed authors as Bradbury, Butler, Isherwood, and Gold; festivals, bookstores, libraries, publishers, and nonproficts; quotes galore." -- Back cover.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.