Description
Clare Boothe Luce emerges as a captivating figure in American history, known for her multifaceted contributions as a playwright, politician, and diplomat. Wilfrid Sheed deftly unveils the complexities of her life, portraying her as a woman who broke boundaries and challenged societal norms.
Through rich storytelling, Sheed captures Luce's fierce intellect and wit, shedding light on her influential role in the world of theater and her impactful work in politics. Readers are invited to explore not just her successes, but also the personal struggles and triumphs that shaped her legacy.
As the narrative unfolds, it highlights her relationships and the key moments that defined her career, making this account not only a biography but an exploration of the turbulent and transformative times in which she lived.
Through rich storytelling, Sheed captures Luce's fierce intellect and wit, shedding light on her influential role in the world of theater and her impactful work in politics. Readers are invited to explore not just her successes, but also the personal struggles and triumphs that shaped her legacy.
As the narrative unfolds, it highlights her relationships and the key moments that defined her career, making this account not only a biography but an exploration of the turbulent and transformative times in which she lived.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
183 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
janv. 1, 1982
Éditeur
E.P. Dutton
Éditions
2 éditions
ISBN-10
0297781464
ISBN-13
9780297781462