This is a kind of omnibus collection of nonfiction, personal essays, analysis, interviews, and odds and ends from Eve Babitz famous for being a novelist and fiction writer, for playing chess with Marcel Duchamps while naked, and for being associated with a host of different people throughout the 60s and 70s. I have read two of her fictional works and I liked them just fine, but I really like this collection. It’s weird and free-wheeling in some great ways. There’s a bunch of really wonderful […]