Slow Days, Fast Company

In this collection of essays, Eve Babitz captures the essence of Los Angeles in the 1970s, intertwining her experiences with the vibrant...... Read More

In this collection of essays, Eve Babitz captures the essence of Los Angeles in the 1970s, intertwining her experiences with the vibrant culture, art scene, and the allure of the city. With her keen observations and playful prose, Babitz explores themes of identity, love, and the complexities of life in a city that embodies both glamour and grit.The essays provide a snapshot of life in L.A., featuring encounters with famous figures, reflections on art and literature, and vivid descriptions of the city’s landscapes and social dynamics.

Why Read This Book

• Offers a unique and personal perspective on Los Angeles during a pivotal cultural moment, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the city’s history and lifestyle.
• Babitz's witty and engaging writing style draws readers into her world, blending humor and introspection seamlessly.
• Explores timeless themes of love, art, and the pursuit of happiness, resonating with readers across generations.
• Provides insight into the creative process and the interplay between art and life, appealing to artists and writers alike.
• A delightful read for those who appreciate memoirs and essays that celebrate the richness of human experience.

About the Author

Eve Babitz is an American author and artist known for her vivid depictions of Los Angeles and its culture. Her writing often reflects her experiences in the art scene and her encounters with prominent figures in the 1960s and 70s. Babitz's work has gained renewed popularity for its insightful and humorous take on life in L.A., making her a significant voice in contemporary literature.