Jonathan d ellis biography of michael jackson

The Destruction and Creation of Michael Jackson, by Ellis Cashmore, covers Jackson's life (in the broadest sense to include his death and subsequent posthumous life) through the lens of the culture and society within which it took place.

I'll state upfront that some diehard fans may not enjoy this book, it is even-handed but is not meant to be the typical celebrity biography.

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While the highs and positives are certainly included, the lows are what largely drive the analyses. A reader simply wanting to relive their youth and adoration of Jackson will be put to the test.

I'll also give some indication of where I stand on the MJ spectrum. I grew up with him as a part of my background. He was about a month older than me so I started with the Jackson Five.

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As a solo artist, he was never my favorite even though I bought several of his albums (Off the Wall by far my favorite). I saw one of his shows only because the person I The Destruction and Creation of Michael Jackson: : Ellis ... ZIWA