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The Downtown Diaries is a book written by Jim Carroll depicting his life from the years 1971 to 1973. While the book was called The Downtown Diaries, it was not a literal diary, such as The Basketball Diaries.
Jul 7, 1987 · Paperback – July 7, 1987. During the early 1970s, Jim Carroll was a young and rising star in the crazy and creative downtown scene in New York City. He worked at the Factory for Andy Warhol and discussed art, literature, and the cosmos with Robert Smithson, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan.
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- Penguin Books
- $15
Jul 7, 1987 · In Forced Entires, Jim Carroll seaches his way to be pure (get off of drugs) through facing unknown challenges and taking the hard way down the road. He meets celebrities like Andy Warhol, he flees to Californai to cure the heroin addiction.
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- Jim Carroll
The sensational sequel to the bestselling memoir The Basketball Diaries. During the early 1970s, Jim Carroll was a young and rising star in the crazy and creative downtown scene in New York...
- Jim Carroll
- Penguin, 1987
- 0140085025, 9780140085020
Jun 1, 1987 · 1,393 ratings81 reviews. The illuminating, shocking, humorous diary that tells all about the sex, the drugs and the atmosphere of New York in the late '60s and early '70s. A supremely entertaining book that will expand the legion of Carroll's fans.
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4.6 119 ratings. See all formats and editions. The sensational sequel to the bestselling memoir The Basketball Diaries. During the early 1970s, Jim Carroll was a young and rising star in the crazy and creative downtown scene in New York City.
- Jim Carroll
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The sensational sequel to the bestselling memoir The Basketball Diaries. During the early 1970s, Jim Carroll was a young and rising star in the crazy and creative downtown scene in New York City.
