Play No Matter What

Once Mariah Wyatt moved from the American countryside first to New York, and then to Los Angeles, confident that she knew what she wanted. She became a model and actress, married successfully, and gave birth to a daughter. One might... think, what else is there to dream about? But life in the capital of cinema, where happiness is measured by the number of party invitations, throws all coordinates off. The path, which seemed like a straight route to the top, leads to a fall. Mariah seems to find herself in someone else's script, from which there is no escape. She tries to lose herself behind the wheel of her car, racking up miles on California highways, but she cannot shake off the oppressive feeling of emptiness. Will she be able to find peace?
– Joan Didion — a writer whose works have entered the canon of world literature.
– A story about the life of the American bohemia of the 1960s, still relevant today.

Author: Джоан Дидион

Printhouse: AST

Series: Corpus.(roman)

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2026

ISBN: 9785171778514

Number of pages: 192

Size: 210х135х19 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 234 g

ID: 1731059

Once Mariah Wyatt moved from the American countryside first to New York, and then to Los Angeles, confident that she knew what she wanted. She became a model and actress, married successfully, and gave birth to a daughter. One might think, what else is there to dream about? But life in the capital of cinema, where happiness is measured by the number of party invitations, throws all coordinates off. The path, which seemed like a straight route to the top, leads to a fall. Mariah seems to find herself in someone else's script, from which there is no escape. She tries to lose herself behind the wheel of her car, racking up miles on California highways, but she cannot shake off the oppressive feeling of emptiness. Will she be able to find peace?

– Joan Didion — a writer whose works have entered the canon of world literature.
– A story about the life of the American bohemia of the 1960s, still relevant today.

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