![]() ![]() I mean she said my brains reminded her of a radio because you listen to it for days and days and you get discouraged and just when you are getting ready to smash it, something comes out that is a masterpiece.”īeauty can be born just about anywhere. Dorothy looked at me and looked at me and she really thought my brains were a miracle. ”So when I got through telling Dorothy what I thought up. ![]() Including Edith Wharton who dubbed it "the great American novel." The book earned the praise of many writers By the time of Loos' death in 1981, the work had been printed in over 85 editions and had been adapted into a popular comic strip, aġ926 silent comedy, a 1949 Broadway musical, and a 1953 film adaptation of the latter musical. Although dismissed by critics as "too light in texture to be very enduring," Loos' book was a runawayīest seller, becoming the second-best selling title of 1926, and printed throughout the world in over thirteen different languages, includingĬhinese. ![]() Originally published as a series of short sketches known as "the Lorelei stories" in "Harper's Bazaar" magazine, the work was published inīook form by Boni & Liveright in 1925. Novels exploring the hedonistic Jazz Age published that year that have become famous-including F. The story primarily follows the escapades and dalliances of a young blonde flapper in New York City and Europe. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes: The Intimate Diary of a Professional Lady (1925) is a comic novel written by American author Anita ![]()
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