Dorothy Parker née Rothschild (1898–1967), grew up on New York’s Upper West Side. She became famous for her comic poems, her short stories, her reviews, and her repartée, as recorded by the columnist Wolcott Gibbs over lunches at the Algonquin hotel. A prolific magazine contributor in her youth and a successful screenwriter (she co-wrote the original A Star is Born), she struggled all her life with alcoholism and wrote very little in her later decades, though continued to be a vocal champion of progressive causes, especially civil rights.
La narrativa completa de Dorothy Parker, una mujer que supo vivir y escribir a la altura de su talento.Dorothy Parker escribió una vez que lo suyo era tomarse un martini, dos como mucho. Después del tercero, ya estaba debajo de la mesa, y al cuarto..., debajo de su anfitrión. Con...
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