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Foreword by Calvin Trillin. 403 pages. Thunder's Mouth Press. $16.95. In one of the essays in ''Regards,'' John Gregory Dunne recalls attending a screenwriter's funeral in Beverly Hills, Calif.

John Dunne has arrived. The new Marist College men’s basketball coach was on campus Wednesday, Marist officials said, and was introduced to his players, the staff and personnel.

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In “Notes to John,” Didion is truly within a paralysis of horror over the possibility of her daughter taking her own life, her faults as a parent and her general powerlessness.

Notes to John offers a new perspective on one of the most important—and surely the most tormenting—people in Didion’s life: Quintana Roo Dunne, the daughter she and John adopted in 1966.

John E. Dunn, 90, of Ogunquit, ME; formerly of Woburn, MA. Passed away March 26, 2025. He was born Oct. 31, 1934, in Minneapolis, Minn. The son of the late John L. Dunn and Loretta Dunn, and his ...

There are manuscripts of Dunne’s book Quintana and Friends and movie contracts for Didion and Dunne’s screenplay for A Star is Born (1976). It is, in a word, expansive.