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Anne C. Heller
ANNE C. HELLER has written for such publications as Lear's, Mademoiselle, TriQuarterly, and Esquire. She is the former fiction editor of Esquireand Redbook, and a former executive editor at Condé Nast Publications. She lives in Manhattan. show more
ANNE C. HELLER has written for such publications as Lear's, Mademoiselle, TriQuarterly, and Esquire. She is the former fiction editor of Esquireand Redbook, and a former executive editor at Condé Nast Publications. She lives in Manhattan.
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Anne C. Heller's Books
Ayn Rand and the World She Made - Anne C. Heller Hannah Arendt: A Life in Dark Times (Icons) - Anne C. Heller Ophelia's Voyage To Japan - Michele Durkson Clise, Anne C. Heller
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On the Verge BrokenTune AnHeC (I'm too fucking busy and vice versa) Reflections Can't live without Reading! Lotus wild over sakura Kate Says: "Reading Is Fun!" DOUBLE PARKED BOOKS Cu's Reviews EricCWelch Jennavier Nichole - Dirty H if you're nasty KOMET Parnassus Reads
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Reflections
Reflections rated it 9 years ago
text “Things looked different after she had looked at them”
Short but deeply fascinating, this book about Hannah Arendt covers both her life and the evolution of her thinking in less than 140 pages. It opens with the controversy surrounding her coverage of the 1961 trial of Nazi officer Adolf Eichmann in Israel, and her pithy but divisive “banality of evil...
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DOUBLE PARKED BOOKS
DOUBLE PARKED BOOKS rated it 12 years ago
text A hideous woman with a wide-reaching “philosophy”
“Why do they always teach us that it's easy and evil to do what we want and that we need discipline to restrain ourselves? It's the hardest thing in the world--to do what we want. And it takes the greatest kind of courage. I mean, what we really want.” ― Ayn RandThere are people I dislike at a visce...
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Jennavier
Jennavier rated it 13 years ago
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I really enjoyed this biography. Atlas Shrugged has been on my to-read pile for forever. Somehow I got sucked into a biography on the author before reading any of her major works. It tells you something about me, that's for sure. Heller did a really good job with bringing Ayn Rand to life. It was ni...
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