The New York Public Library will debut the Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne Archive on March 26. This extensive collection features 336 boxes filled with notes, typescripts, correspondence, and artifacts from the couple's literary careers. Brent Reidy of the library highlighted the archive's significance, calling it a vital resource to understand their intellectual contributions and lasting influence on literature. The collection includes materials related to Didion's essays, Dunne's journalism, and their renowned dinner parties with notable guests, reflecting their cultural impact.
Few writers have shaped the world of letters as profoundly as Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne. The opening of this archive provides scholars and writers...
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