If you went by Patricia Kennealy-Morrison's accounts over the last twenty years (since her memoir was published), then you would think she had been practically silent about her Wun Troo Luv since his death, except for a heartwrenching admission to a few select people (including Jerry Hopkins). And then she came out with Strange Days, which was the ( Read more... )

After rereading this, I'm going to start it with a disclaimer. Why? Because i come across as kinda douchey in this, snarking on a woman's account of visiting her lover's grave. I actually was very moved by this when I first read the book.

Then I read the other 99% of it AND her website, and I suddenly didn't feel so bad. Because bitch be crazy.


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This book has pre-book material like most movies have trailers - it just goes on and on.

This is not a biography. Nor is it an autobiography.

This is a book about toast.

It will tell you some things about Jim Morrison

And all of them disgusting yet strangely arousing.

and it will tell you some things about me
... and who are you that I ( Read more... )