Carrie Fisher Books
Carrie Fisher was an American actress, author, and screenwriter. She was best known for her iconic role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars franchise. Fisher wrote several books, including the semi-autobiographical novel Postcards from the Edge, which was later adapted into a film. Her memoir, Wishful Drinking, delved into her personal struggles with addiction and mental illness, while also showcasing her sharp wit and humor. Fisher's writing was praised for its candid and unapologetic exploration of her life.
Wishful Drinking
What's Wishful Drinking about?
Wishful Drinking is a candid and witty memoir by Carrie Fisher, best known for her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars. In this book, Fisher shares her personal struggles with addiction, mental illness, and the ups and downs of her Hollywood upbringing. With humor and honesty, she reflects on her unconventional life and offers insight into the challenges she has faced.
Who should read Wishful Drinking?
- Individuals who are fans of Carrie Fisher and her work
- People who enjoy memoirs that are candid and humorous
- Readers who are interested in stories about overcoming personal struggles
The Princess Diarist
What's The Princess Diarist about?
The Princess Diarist is a memoir by Carrie Fisher that delves into her experience filming the original Star Wars trilogy. Filled with personal diary entries and reflections, Fisher offers a candid and witty account of her time as Princess Leia, as well as her secret affair with co-star Harrison Ford. It provides a unique behind-the-scenes look at the iconic film series and explores Fisher's own journey to self-discovery.
Who should read The Princess Diarist?
- Star Wars fans looking for behind-the-scenes insights
- Those interested in Carrie Fisher's personal experiences and reflections
- People who enjoy candid and witty memoirs
Postcards from the Edge
What's Postcards from the Edge about?
Postcards from the Edge is a semi-autobiographical novel by Carrie Fisher that delves into the life of an actress struggling with addiction and her complicated relationship with her famous mother. Through a series of witty and poignant postcards, Fisher explores themes of identity, family, and the harsh realities of Hollywood.
Who should read Postcards from the Edge?
Readers who enjoy candid and humorous accounts of personal struggles
Those interested in the behind-the-scenes reality of Hollywood and the entertainment industry
Individuals looking for a relatable exploration of addiction and recovery