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Charles Casillo

    La mente de este autor a menudo divaga hacia sus intereses y obsesiones profundamente arraigados, incluyendo figuras trágicas, cine negro e individuos extraordinariamente talentosos. Su escritura frecuentemente profundiza en temas como el sexo, la soledad y la inseguridad, explorando las complejidades de la experiencia humana. Captura ideas fugaces de manera espontánea, a menudo en servilletas o papeles sueltos, que luego pueden germinar en nuevas creaciones literarias. Sus obras ofrecen una profunda exploración de la psique humana y la intrincada naturaleza de la vida.

    Elizabeth and Monty
    Elizabeth and Monty: The Untold Story of Their Intimate Friendship
    Marilyn Monroe
    • Marilyn Monroe

      • 360 páginas
      • 13 horas de lectura

      This groundbreaking biography delves into the hidden complexities of Marilyn Monroe, revealing the woman behind her captivating beauty and tumultuous love life. Drawing on extensive research and new interviews, it uncovers the truth about Monroe, portraying her as a multifaceted individual—bewitching, maddening, brilliant, and flawed. The narrative situates her life within the context of her times, highlighting the challenges she faced before feminism and the lack of effective treatment for bipolar disorder, a struggle she endured. Beginning with her abusive childhood, the biography illustrates how her fractured psyche fueled her ambition, transforming each celebrated romance and tragedy into steps toward her enduring legacy. It thoroughly examines the last two years of her life, including her relationships with John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, and the enigma surrounding her final day. Among the revelations are Elizabeth Taylor's secret attempts to assist Monroe during a dark period, the rediscovery of a semi-nude love scene with Clark Gable, and a poignant encounter with Warren Beatty shortly before her death, where she shared insights into her despair. The account meticulously details the events leading to her demise, highlighting how miscommunications and misjudgments played a role in her tragic end.

      Marilyn Monroe