FTP, identify this essayist and creator of Slouching towards Bethlehem.
In 1992, she published a volume of memoirs entitled After Henry. Her nonfiction work Salvador is an account of the plight of El Salvador, while her novels Run River, Play It As It Lays, and A Book of Common Prayer contain heroines that seem to drift without feeling through their lives. Her insight into the culture of the 1960s is derived from her use of her native California as a metaphor for the lost American dream, most poignantly demonstrated in The White Album and her other more famous essay collection. FTP, identify this essayist and creator of Slouching towards Bethlehem.
In 1992, she published a volume of memoirs entitled After Henry.
Joan {Didion}