
The Beautiful People
Author: Charles Beaumont
Narrator: Saethon Williams
Unabridged: 37 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: 04/23/2025
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction

Author: Charles Beaumont
Narrator: Saethon Williams
Unabridged: 37 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: 04/23/2025
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
Charles Beaumont (1929–1967) was a prolific American writer of speculative fiction, including the signature collection Night Ride, and Other Journeys, also available from Blackstone and Skyboat. His stories provided the source material for over twenty classic Twilight Zone episodes.
Margo Hightower is sure hers will be the next wedding she attends, due to her step-father Sandy being investigated by the FBI and instead her fiancée dumps her. Margo gets a job as an assistant to photographer Slim Aarons, he started taking photos during the Second World War and now he takes picture......more
I really had fun with this one! What a great palate cleanser! This historical fiction takes place in the 1960’s while Slim Aarons photography was all the rage! He loved photographing the beautiful people! We follow Daisy and her friends Margo Hightower who was recently dumped by the man she thought......more
The 1960s Jet Set bursts to life in this colorful novel that shifts from Acapulco to New York to Palm Beach, with famed high society photog Slim Aarons, Jackie Kennedy, a bevy of Vanderbilts, Capote’s “swans,” and beloved designer Lilly Pulitzer. Captivating!......more
EDIT: I felt guilty about DNFing this book so went back and finished reading it. The characters remained insufferable but I guess that's the point of the story. It did pick up I'm the second half and I actually really enjoyed going through some of the photos referenced throughout the story on Getty......more
This is my first Michelle Gable book and it was a good holiday read. I’ve marked two more of Gable’s to read and she obviously enjoys research because she has certainly done it here. And I enjoy seeing how other writers do their research. 1961 is almost at the very end of the period I write about (19......more