Timebends

Arthur Miller's memoir provides an intimate exploration of his life and the creative process behind his iconic plays. It features vivid portraits of influential figures such as Marilyn Monroe and Elia Kazan, while reflecting on the cultural and political climate of 20th-century America. Miller shares his experiences growing up during the Great Depression, his views on socialism, and his commitment to freedom of expression, particularly in the face of McCarthyism. This work not only reveals his personal journey but also captures the era that profoundly influenced his artistry.