hellman, lillian

Looks at the lives, careers, and relationships of the two writers focusing on their active roles in American literary, political, and social circles and examining their nontraditional yet long-term love affair.

Memoir of the witch-hunting, black-listing of the 1950's, and her involvement with them.

Examines the career of Lillian Hellman, including her early life, making as a playwright, and involvement in politics.

Biography of playwright Lillian Hellman, who was known for her compelling plays and political views.

Collects essays that focus on specific plays and books, including Hellman's most famous work "The Children's Hour," that remain part of a scholarly and popular literature about her life and affairs.

Seven autobiographical essays on people and things that deeply influenced twentieth-century American playwright Lillian Hellman's youth.

Offers criticism and interpretation on the works of Lillian Hellman.