lennon, john

"In 1975 John Lennon moved to New York City, stopped being a Beatle, and started being a father. Now, experience life from Lennon's perspective as David Foenkinos' mesmerizing story is adapted to graphic form by Corbeyran and Horne. Though his life was cut tragically short in front of his home by a fan, John Lennon's forty years on earth changed millions of lives and shaped the course of pop culture. Many know the Beatle, the activist, the man gone balmy over Yoko--but more lies beneath the surface. From the imagined couch of a fictional therapist in NYC's posh Dakota building, Lennon recounts the many joys, shortcomings, failures, and triumphs that marked this pop culture juggernaut's rise to superstardom. Journey through an icon's isolated homelife, prying classmates, violent behaviour and self-destructive tendencies as the building blocks of explosive creativty fall into place."--Amazon.com.

A pictorial biography seeks to convey the late Beatle's iconoclastic personality and collects family photos and reproductions of documents that reflect his experiences, his relationships, and the inspirations for many of his songs.

A biography of singer/songwriter John Lennon, discussing his early years in Liverpool, his accomplishments as a member of the rock group the Beatles, his solo work and activism, and his murder in 1980.

Struggling to come to terms with the death of her mother in the late 1970s, sixteen-year-old Beatles fan Star Cochran hopes to find closure by delivering to John Lennon a letter her mother wrote to him in 1964 but never sent.

A collection of interviews with John Lennon that were conducted by "Rolling Stone" editor Jann Wenner in 1970.