The Lords and the New Creatures

Morrison, Jim

ISBN 10: 0671210440 ISBN 13: 9780671210441
Edité par Simon & Schuster, 1971
Ancien(s) ou d'occasion Couverture souple

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Originally published as two separate volumes in 1969, Jim Morrison’s first published volume of poetry gives a revealing glimpse of an era and the man whose songs and savage performances have left an indelible impression on our culture.

Intense, erotic, and enigmatic, Jim Morrison’s persona is as riveting now as the lead singer/composer “Lizard King” was during The Doors’ peak in the late sixties. His fast life and mysterious death remain controversial even to this day.

The Lords and the New Creatures, Morrison’s first published volume of poetry, is an uninhibited exploration of society’s dark side—drugs, sex, fame, and death—captured in sensual, seething images. Here, Morrison gives a revealing glimpse at an era and at the man whose songs and savage performances have left their indelible impression on our culture.

À propos de l'auteur: An American singer, songwriter, poet, writer and filmmaker, Morrison was best known as the lead singer and lyricist of The Doors. Included among Rolling Stones’s “100 Greatest Singers of All Time,” Morrison died in July of 1971.

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Titre : The Lords and the New Creatures
Éditeur : Simon & Schuster
Date d'édition : 1971
Reliure : Couverture souple
Etat : Very Good

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