Tuesday's Child: the Life and Death of Imogen Hassall
by Dan Leissner
6x9 paperback, 234 pages,
paralleled the tumultuous 1960s—the freedoms, the joy of life, the reckless excesses and the searing uncertainty of life itself.
This is not a traditional showbiz biography. It is not a celebration of a long and illustrious career, or the brief but brilliant life of some bright and fleeting comet that blazed unforgettably across the Hollywood firmament. It is the human tragedy of a warm and caring, loving individual, who was broken inside and was lost. "She would be delighted to know that we're all talking about her."