David Bowie: Oral Biography | 
pickI finally finished this one tonight. I just loved his talent and I‘m so sad he‘s gone. This was a great book, his words, his memories…so very good. #weremember @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
It was recently my birthday, for which I received a cute 500-piece jigsaw, "Where's Bowie?", and his latest album, Toy, in a 3-disc box set, which is amazing! It was recorded in 2000, but David's record company didn't want to put it out ? Some of the tracks have seeped out over the years, but it's great to have it as David intended. I doubt the cover is what he conceived, but it takes its cue from the Where Are We Now video, & the mix of ??
pickEric‘s #staffpick is David Bowie: The Oral History by Dylan Jones! “This incredible chronicle cuts to the heart of the Bowie mythos, through the personas to the person. Presented from multiple angles, the oral history captures different viewpoints of the same events. The book shines as it spotlights Bowie as a multifaceted figure capable of conducting himself in a fashion both good and bad, a luminous icon who often existed with a gray morality.”
Christmas tree is up. We got a new tree topper. 🌲🌟❤️
I forgot to officially sign up for this #Readathon but I do have a stack that I‘m working through this weekend and I have a couple hours of straight reading left tonight📚
#amazing #septembowie
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Tin Machine were one of Bowie's side projects and a welcome diversion from what was a stagnating career at the end of the 80s. After the world wide highs of 'Lets Dance' the following albums 'Tonight' and 'Never Let Me Down' were less well received both critically and by the fan base.👇
#notmybookhaul 😀
Hubby's birthday today and these are his new books 🎉🎉
Oh look - some new Bowie books 😂😂
Just in time for #SeptemBowie is this new bio, released yesterday. I haven't read it yet, but it is sitting on my iPad.
