US EditionWhy I Wrote 'Letters to Barbra'
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Why I Wrote 'Letters to Barbra'
‘Letters to Barbra’ book cover BY PAUL CHADERJIAN Beirut, 1972. I was eight. The war had not started. The streets shimmered with French cars and laughter rose between buildings. Inside Cinema Rivoli on Hamra Street, a child sat in the dark and looked up at Barbra Streisand. She was everything I did not yet know how to be. Bold. Unapologetic. Radiant. Her film “What’s Up, Doc?” played that afternoon. I did not understand every word, but I felt he…
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