panI'm a bit disappointed and it has more to do with the publisher's book blurb of "presents a raw, intimiate glimpse into her creative process." when it's 90% song lyrics of Welch's first 4 albums.
I love Welch and her music but there's very little of this glimpse into her process.
I wouldn't have picked this up to read now knowing what I know but this makes a nice coffee table kind of book.
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Nothing beats painting mirrors on a Friday night 😁.
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#tlt #threelistthursday my three are ones I‘d like to read; Jamaican Inn is my MIL‘s favourite Du Maurier and I‘m intrigued, I need more Anne Brontë in my life, maybe we can #hashtagbrigade it ?? and I‘m curious about A Separate Peace ( my score is meh)
He observed again the complex motif composed by the strips of flesh spread across the floor of the room. What he felt was less disgust than a sort of general pity for the entire earth, for mankind, which can, in its heart, give birth to such horrors.
pick“Maybe this is what barbarians look like. (They look like everybody else.) That being said, one person‘s “barbarian” is another person‘s “just doing what everybody else is doing.” (How many can be expected to do better than that?)
As far away from Paris I could possibly be! From the wilds of Alaska, to the start of this book: NYC to Paris 🌟
Reading this because a friend JUST rec‘d it and Libby had it available. So far, extremely readable for a plane ✈️ ride home.
pick10 out of 5. did nick cave just convert me from my atheism?such a thoughtful interview on the themes of creating art, the power and pain of grief and personal transformation. great book!
