Carrie Fisher Books in Order

Actress Suzanne Vale leaves rehab hoping to rebuild a life unsettled by addiction and the pressures of Hollywood. Friends, lovers, and the promise of romance offer distractions as she struggles to understand what recovery and connection might require.

Soap-opera writer Dinah cannot quite let go of her former husband, playwright Rudy Giler. Her attempts to return to his life become a comic and painful exploration of romantic attachment, disappointment, and the difficulty of moving on.

Hollywood screenwriter Cora confronts a friend's death, an unstable partner, and the aftermath of a failed romance. Discovering she is pregnant brings her forceful mother back into the picture and makes an already unsettled life more complicated.

Actress Suzanne Vale struggles with motherhood, her former partner's departure, and bipolar illness. Seeking escape from medication and routine, she ventures into dating and drugs, putting the fragile stability of her life at risk.

Carrie Fisher reflects on celebrity childhood, sudden Star Wars fame, difficult relationships, and single motherhood. Adapted from her stage show, the memoir approaches addiction, mental illness, and recovery through candid memories and dark humor.

Carrie Fisher recalls Hollywood family relationships, celebrity encounters, addiction, and treatment for mental illness. Moving between gossip and personal vulnerability, she examines the experiences behind her public persona and the difficult work of living with her past.

Carrie Fisher revisits the journals she kept while filming the first Star Wars movie, combining youthful writing with later reflections. Her memoir explores desire, life on the film set, and the strange relationship between personal identity and celebrity.