Takes: Stories from the Talk of the Town [Hardcover] Ross, Lillian

Description

Former library copy. The hardcover and dust jacket have some normal wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.

This captivating collection of short stories by Lillian Ross, a legendary writer for The New Yorker, offers a rare glimpse into the golden age of American journalism and literary culture. Published in 1958, “Takes: Stories from the Talk of the Town” is a testament to Ross’s keen observational skills and her ability to capture the essence of her subjects with wit and insight. Each story is a meticulously crafted vignette, transporting readers to the vibrant and often eccentric world of mid-20th century New York City. From her encounters with literary giants like Ernest Hemingway and John O’Hara to her musings on the quirks of everyday life, Ross’s writing is a delightful blend of humor, social commentary, and cultural criticism. This ex-library copy bears the gentle marks of its well-loved past, inviting collectors and readers alike to immerse themselves in a bygone era and savor the timeless art of storytelling.