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Son 18 cartas que tratan sobre asuntos diversos: libros, temas personales, viajes, planes y rutina diaria; se alude también a un picnic junto a Juan Benet y Eugenio Benet Las cartas n. 12 y 13 incluyen cuatro fotos de esa excursión.

National Theatre, E Street Theatre Corporation, lessee, Edmund Plohn, manager, Warren P. Munsell and Herman Bernstein present "Love Goes to Press," a new comedy by Martha Gellhorn and Virginia Cowles, directed by Wallace Douglas, settings designed by Raymond Sovey, costumes by Emeline Roche.

“A literary landmark” that spans the author’s complex life and career—“Gellhorn’s prose . . . is at its finest in the letter form” (Francine du Plessix Gray, The New York Times Book Review). Martha Gellhorn’s reporting brought her to the front lines of virtually every significant conflict from the Spanish Civil War to the end of the cold war. While Gellhorn’s wartime dispatches rank among the best of the twentieth century, her personal letters are their equal: as vivid and fascinating as her reporting was trenchant. Gellhorn’s correspondence introduces us to the woman behind the often-inscrutable journalist, chronicling her friendships with world-famous luminaries as well as her tempestuous marriage to Ernest Hemingway. Caroline Moorehead, Gellhorn’s critically acclaimed biographer, was granted exclusive access to the letters. This expertly edited volume contextualizes Gellhorn’s correspondence within the arc of her entire life; the result is an intimate portrait of one of the most accomplished women of modern times. A Washington Post Best Nonfiction Book of 2006 A Slate Best Book of 2006 A Kansas City Star Noteworthy Book of 2006

Includes The Articles The Arabs Of Palestine By Martha Gellhorn; Poisoned Politics By Elliot Richardson; Sinclair Lewis And The Nobel Prize By Mark Schorer And Many Others.

"A young American's hilarious struggle to remain a bachelor while living it up in Paris" -- Paperback edition cover.

"The common thread (of the stories) is the way that the balance of power can shift in human relationships" - review on jacket.

The story of a lazy Mexican town where many eccentric "foreign"" have come to live for a wide variety of reasons.

Martha Gellhorn was one of the most extraordinary of all female war correspondents. Her career tracked many of the flashpoints of the 20th century: she witnessed at first hand the Depression in the south of the United States; the Spanish Civil War; and more. This book features a selection of her intimate letters.