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Sandra Shevey
Goodreads Author
Born
in Manhattan, The United States
September 14, 1943
Genre
Influences
Each and every interview
Member Since
December 2011
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/sandrashevey
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Sandra Shevey
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Veronica Roth’s review
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The Other Side of Lennon: John Lennon vs. Sandra Shevey
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Thank you. This edition is the only live edition, live and updated. Rights to the Sidgwick edition reverted to SSBooks in the Nineties. Ebook edition
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Sandra Shevey
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Simon’s review
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The Other Side of Lennon: John Lennon vs. Sandra Shevey
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This LIVE updated edition, ebook, is only available SSBooks. Contact the author/publisher via info profile at Goodreads.
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You might also be interested in reading `The Alfred Hitchcock Signature` by Sandra Shevey. I conducted the director`s last one to one interview c1972,
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Sandra Shevey
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Melina Quinto’s review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write
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Began researching in the Sixties after meeting Milton Greene and his wife Amy (then an editor at `Redbook`)
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Sandra Shevey
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Melina Quinto's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"This is one of the most sympathetic and carefully researched defenses of Marilyn Monroe available. The central argument — that she was a genuinely skilled professional who was systematically undermined by the people and institutions around her — is c"
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Sandra Shevey
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Robert Wayne’s review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write
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Only the SSBooks edition is live and has been updated c2007. For information re: purchase please see author profile Goodreads and thank you.
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Meredith Demaria's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"Published in 1987, this book was decades ahead of the conversation we are only now beginning to have about women in Hollywood. Shevey lays out the mechanics of exploitation with remarkable clarity — a studio system that profited enormously from Maril"
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Sandra Shevey
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Robert Wayne's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"Shevey makes her intentions clear from the very first page — this is not a book that will romanticize Marilyn's suffering for the sake of entertainment. Every chapter feels like a careful act of restoration, professional, personal, and historical all"
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Sandra Shevey
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Fola Mills's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"Every glossy documentary, every retrospective tribute, every "tragic icon" headline about Marilyn Monroe should come with a requirement to read this book first. Shevey does something radical — she simply listens to the people who were actually there."
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“I have never been keen on women....` is from Sandra Shevey`s 1972 interview with Alfred Hitchcock. I resent you quoting it without permission and without attribution. You people think you can steal and not get prosecuted. Please attribute Sandra Shevey 1972 with Alfred Hitchcock..The Alfred Hitchcock Walk....”
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“I have never been keen on women....` is from Sandra Shevey`s 1972 interview with Alfred Hitchcock. I resent you quoting it without permission and without attribution. You people think you can steal and not get prosecuted. Please attribute Sandra Shevey 1972 with Alfred Hitchcock..The Alfred Hitchcock Walk....”
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“John Charles, Heard your Dad resented Hifchcock shoving in Joan Harrison as collaborator (just because she was his mistress) True? Would love a signed copy of the book. Can you message me please?”
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