Marilyn

Marilyn by Gloria Steinem, published by Penguin in 1987, offers a unique exploration of the life of Marilyn Monroe through the lens of acclaimed photographer George Barris. This edition, comprising 182 pages, delves into the spirit, vitality, intelligence, and complexity of Monroe, revealing the girl behind the glamorous facade. The narrative presents insights into her struggles, including her abandonment and search for love, while highlighting the impact of her childhood traumas.

Readers will find a blend of poignant text and evocative photographs that together illuminate Monroe’s multifaceted persona. The book focuses on themes of biography and entertainment, providing a deeper understanding of her life beyond the public image. This edition captures the essence of Monroe’s journey, making it a reflective piece for those interested in the intersections of fame and personal struggle.