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A review by tinkabel_89
The Long Hard Road Out of Hell by Marilyn Manson, Neil Strauss
3.0
I'm not a fan of his music nor did I really know anything about him before I read this but was simply curious to look into the background and mind of someone so screwed up.
I found myself laughing in parts, cringing in parts and dry-reaching in others but no part of the book gave me that- can't put down- feeling. Which is probably why I couldn't make it past page 223...
It did answer a few questions of not it curiousity that I had and I found it interesting to start. I felt as tho each chapter was saying the same thing except in a different way.
He continues to contradict himself throughout the book which is frustrating. Admitting that he is a drug user but has absolutely no respect for those who find themselves consumed with a substance addiction. Tho the whole story is written in a drug haze.
I'm probably making this book sound a whole lot worse than it is but I still encourage anyone interested in the life of a self mulitating, drug addicted rock star to give it a go.
I found myself laughing in parts, cringing in parts and dry-reaching in others but no part of the book gave me that- can't put down- feeling. Which is probably why I couldn't make it past page 223...
It did answer a few questions of not it curiousity that I had and I found it interesting to start. I felt as tho each chapter was saying the same thing except in a different way.
He continues to contradict himself throughout the book which is frustrating. Admitting that he is a drug user but has absolutely no respect for those who find themselves consumed with a substance addiction. Tho the whole story is written in a drug haze.
I'm probably making this book sound a whole lot worse than it is but I still encourage anyone interested in the life of a self mulitating, drug addicted rock star to give it a go.