Nora Ephron: The Last Interview: and Other Conversations (The Last Interview Series)

Why not put every interview you can find and get permission to include??What was there was fab. As Ephron might say, platonically fabulous.She fedexed her favorite hotdogs from LA. LolBrilliant hilarious self-effacing sarcastic forthright a bit abrupt at times. Lovely. What a lovely woman. What a loss the world sustained when we lost her.Seriously though, these books should be 500 pages or more. Gather EVERYTHING.The interviews in this book are great. I learned a lot about Ephron and her writing process and how she thinks. I just wanted more. Sorry. I know. Broken record.Just once more. This was too short. Needs to be longer.

Very entertaining but I would’ve liked more to this book. It is an interesting subject but not all that meaty.

The Last Interview Series is amazing. Those we love, come back for a festive visit from the ether.Short and sweet, handy too, since it fits right into a bag or ample blazer pocket, Nora, in this case sharing her eternal pearls of wisdom.My copy came pristine and new in a PRIME bubble pack, faster than you can say, NORA, IS THAT YOU?:)

Interesting and insightful look at a fine writer who did die too soon. She had a wonderful, cynical, funny outlook on life.

Wanted to congratulate her son on the biopic but maybe he will read this? Hope so, I thought this was a good compilation with no particular theme. I would love to hear it in her voice, maybe like Diana Vreeland's book DV? I miss her and I am glad writing Heartburn wasn't terrible for her. Thanks.

really enjoyed reading interviews by several different interviewers. Nora Ephron was a unique individual and these various interviewers managed to capture different phases.

I’ve enjoyed a few Nora Ephron books, but this collection of interviews was boring and odd.

I loved Ephron and loved this book. We could sure use her wit and sharp insights today.

Everything practically that Nora Ephron had to say was of interest; witty, incisive, absorbing, a skilled journalist, writer, script writer, character, personality, cook, ex wife and wife, and etc who mined her milieu to reflect back to the privileged literati glitterati the nuances of their lives, both self deluding and self revelatory. This did seem though to perhaps overlap with a few of her other collections, but check it out. Her sad death has deprived us of a genuine commentator on the mores of the day, and this reviewer would have been delighted to see how she would have written about The Donald.....as she would...

Mostly it reminded me how much I miss her. Not that I knew her except through her work. Bonus: contains some great writing tips.

Sad as this wa the lat interview of this wonderful witty woman. So pleased the did this last interview.

a small and disappointing book.