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Book SynopsisA remarkable account of a wildly artistic life, finally restored to its unexpurgated form, with a revealing new introduction by Joan Acocella.
Trade Review"Fascinating, even sensational reading." -- New York Times
"Isadora was a wild voluptuary, a true revolutionary. She flouted every tradition. . . . She alone and unhelped changed the direction of her entire art." -- Agnes de Mille
"For dance aficionados, Isadora Duncan's memoir
My Life, with an introduction by Joan Acocella, completes the portrait of one of the twentieth century's most unforgettably Dionysian figures by restoring the bits originally deemed too spicy for print." -- Megan O’Grady - Vogue.com
"It is a splendid book, an inspiring book, doors and windows and eyes and arms wide open to the world." -- Laura Jacobs - London Review of Books
"One of the great documents of early-20th-century bohemianism and radicalism… A welcome new edition of a classic." -- Kirkus Reviews
