Choices - Liv Ullmann - FIRST EDITION

Liv Ullmann

Edité par Random House, 1984

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Here you have a NEAR FINE FIRST EDITION of Liv Ullman's 1985 book, 'Choices'. A dead-earnest, introspective journal that details her perpetual struggles to "find the truth of my innermost feelings," Liv's book chronicles her life post-Changing. Increasingly disenchanted with acting, she takes on the role of a UNICEF goodwill ambassador. Scenes of her wrenching encounters with refugees in Ethiopia and Somalia are juxtaposed with accounts of her domestic affairs: In New York (where she keeps an apartment on the Upper West Side), there is a fling with a pompous pedant whom she identifies as a "highly regarded scientist." Although she is a willing foil for his impromptu lectures on the brain (she refers to him as "the brain man"), Ullmann writes, "I always feel weighed down when he says ponderous things. Though I write it all down when I'm by myself." check out the photos of this treasure. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-17021808873

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Titre : Choices - Liv Ullmann - FIRST EDITION

Éditeur : Random House

Date d'édition : 1984

Reliure : Hardcover

Etat : Near Fine