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Understanding 9/11392 pages : 26 cm
Contains Lennon's handwritten and typescript letters, postcards, notes and lists, reproduced in still images with transcriptions and commentary by Davies
Includes bibliographical references (page 388) and index
Contains Lennon's handwritten and typescript letters, postcards, notes and lists, reproduced in still images with transcriptions and commentary by Davies
Includes bibliographical references (page 388) and index
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June 20, 2022
Subject: I Wish They'd Stop Exaggerating
Subject: I Wish They'd Stop Exaggerating
John Lennon was talented, but he wasn't a genius, that's self-proclaimed. His writings gathered in this book are mostly childish, sarcastic, angry and disturbing in many ways. People need to quit placing him on a very high pedestal and acting as though he were the second coming. The book is fascinating if you remain unbiased and use it as a study in narcissism. I only give it 3 stars because I'm tired of people declaring Lennon as some unsung hero.
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