Dive into the rich and captivating life of Arthur Miller, one of the twentieth century's most celebrated playwrights, in his powerful memoir, Timebends. You'll journey through his early years in Harlem and Brooklyn during the vibrant 1920s and the challenging Great Depression, witnessing the world that shaped his genius.
Discover the stories behind his iconic plays, like the groundbreaking "Death of a Salesman" and the timeless "The Crucible," as Miller shares his triumphs and struggles in both theater and Hollywood. The book also illuminates the passionate convictions that led him to face the House Committee on Un-American Activities and his later work advocating for human rights.
With remarkable honesty and tenderness, Miller reflects on his personal life, including his marriage to screen legend Marilyn Monroe, and his encounters with a host of other fascinating figures. Timebends is more than just a life story; it's a vivid portrait of a man's journey through a transformative century, filled with energy, humor, and profound moral reflection.
614 Pages
