“A movie star of Marilyn’s magnitude is obviously no longer human, but what she is instead is hard to define without calling up the supernatural; she is a form of longing in the public’s imagination, and in that sense godlike.”
Arthur Miller, on His Second Wife, Marilyn Monroe, Timebends, A Life
Arthur Miller, on His Second Wife, Marilyn Monroe, Timebends, A Life
 Arthur Miller; Photograph by Cecil Beaton |  Marilyn Monroe in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" |
A copy of Timebends, A Life warmly inscribed by Arthur Miller to his agent, Bridget Aschenberg, is available via the Nick Harvill Libraries store.
Image Credit: Face of the World
