“It's murder to work for them, at least so I think, because everybody writes. There are too many people writing. Everybody in the studio writes.”
About Dorothy Parker
22 August 1893–7 June 1967
Dorothy Parker, born Dorothy Rothschild on 22 August 1893 and dead on 7 June 1967, became one of the most recognizable voices of twentieth-century American letters: a poet of compressed heartbreak, a theater and book critic of dangerous precision, a short-story writer of unusual psychological acuity, a screenwriter…