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A review by aarongertler
Everyone Loves You When You're Dead: Journeys Into Fame and Madness by Neil Strauss
5.0
I don't read gossip magazines, and I can't recognize the faces of most well-known actors, but I can't get enough of a certain kind of celebrity interview --- namely, the kind that Neil Strauss practices.
This book contains 100 or so famous people with very unusual lives putting those lives, and the personalities that have been shaped by those lives, on display.
One line from the Amazon preview serves as a fair sample of the material:
Do you ever think about--
MADONNA: Do I think about dying? Is that what you were going to ask?
No, but that's a better question than I was going to ask.
MADONNA: (Answers her own question)
This book contains 100 or so famous people with very unusual lives putting those lives, and the personalities that have been shaped by those lives, on display.
One line from the Amazon preview serves as a fair sample of the material:
Do you ever think about--
MADONNA: Do I think about dying? Is that what you were going to ask?
No, but that's a better question than I was going to ask.
MADONNA: (Answers her own question)