"Sammy Glick remains at the top of the Hollywood sleeze heep, Hussler nonpareil....What Makes Sammy Run? is still the quintessential novel about 'the all American heel.'" -- G.Q.
What we talk about when we talk about Old Hollywood: classic movies, glamorous movie stars, true crime, lush romance, bitter disillusionment, and of course a dash of noir, all tucked away behind Los Angeles’s seemingly perfect, sun-shiny facade. Day of the Locust, by Nathanael West, What Makes Sammy Run?, by Budd Schulberg, and Play it as […]
We’ve already provided you with ample evidence that Hollywood has a love affair with books, but the affection most definitely goes both ways. Like the rest of us, many authors are understandably fascinated with the allure of the movie business, and all its trappings—from the bright lights cast by giant stars to the skeletons hiding […]