
Postcards from the Edge
1990 • Comedy, Drama • R
A substance-addicted actress tries to look on the bright side even as she's forced to move back in with her mother to avoid unemployment.
Runtime: 1h 41m
Why you should read the novel
Before delving into the cinematic adaptation, immerse yourself in the wit and wisdom of Carrie Fisher’s novel, 'Postcards from the Edge.' With Fisher’s characteristic humor and raw honesty, the book provides a deeper, more nuanced exploration of the protagonist Suzanne Vale’s struggles with addiction and her complicated relationship with her mother. Every chapter is infused with Fisher’s unique voice, crafting a narrative that is equally poignant and laugh-out-loud funny.
Reading 'Postcards from the Edge' offers an intimate and authentic window into the complexities of life in Hollywood, far exceeding what can be captured on screen. The novel’s candid exploration of personal growth, recovery, and mother-daughter dynamics is enriched by Fisher’s own experiences, offering readers a compelling and insightful journey that both entertains and enlightens. Choose the book for an in-depth portrayal that only Fisher’s words can deliver.
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Postcards from the Edge
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