Morrison jim pseudonym (2 résultats)

Softcover. First Edition. Octavo, 193 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Spine is white with black lettering. Wraps have mild general age-toning, soiling, shelving wear along extremities, brown staining along joints and a .5in. chip along spine and rear joint. Textblock edges mildly age-toned, head edge has moderate foxing and brown liquid staining near spine; mild foxing to tipped in page and the last page of text. Shelved in Room Z. Published anonymously by a Louisiana eccentric (possibly named William/Billy Castleberry) who believed that he was possessed by Doors' frontman Jim Morrison, who visited the impostor during an acid trip and allegedly asked him to tell "their" story. 1397408. Special Collections - Upstairs. …

Softcover. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 187 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Spine is white with black lettering. Wraps have mild shelving wear along extremities, mild bending wear along front head fore corner, faint brown liquid staining and moderate foxing along joints. Textblock edges have mild foxing, head edge moderately dust-burned. Shelved in Room Z. Published mysteriously four years after the death of Doors' frontman, singer/songwriter, and poet Jim Morrison, THE BANK OF AMERICA OF LOUISIANA was written anonymously, allegedly by a eccentric from an influential Louisiana family who claimed to have been possessed by Morrison during an acid trip and changed his name to match. Traces reveal that the imposter may have been named William (or Billy) Castleberry. The novel fictionalizes the singer/songwriter's return from the dead in pursuit of managing a bank. 1397405. Special Collections - Upstairs.…