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Jay McInerney on Sex, Drugs, and Literary Stardom
Description
-Moynihan's Introduction
-Cocaine, Basquiat, and the Odeon
-The Making of Bright Lights, Big City
-Meeting Raymond Carver
-Writing, Aging, and Looking Back
-Becoming a Literary Celebrity
-Writing in the Aftermath of 9/11
-Politics, Mamdani, and Angela Davis
-Cancel Culture and Censorship in Publishing
-COVID and the Deserted City
-The Lost World of 1980s New York
-Brain Surgery, Heart Surgery, and Mortality
-Writing a Memoir and Revisiting the Past
-Rielle Hunter and the John Edwards Scandal
-Quitting Cocaine and Confronting Addiction
-The Friends Who Didn't Survive
-What's Left to Accomplish
Monologue photo provided courtesy of the Odeon (in the intro)
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