“I'd learned myself by the age of sixteen that just as girls guarded their virginity, boys guarded something less tangible which they called Themselves.”
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Minor Characters: A Beat Memoir
This book is a personal narrative that delves into the author's journey as a supporting figure in the realms of music and the arts. It offers insights into the challenges and triumphs of being a part of the background, while also reflecting on the broader themes of creativity, identity, and the pursuit of passion. more
Author
Joyce Johnson
Joyce Johnson is an American author born on September 27, 1935. Known for her autobiographical novels and literary criticism, her most famous work is 'How to Be a Woman'. Her writing style is deeply influenced by French existentialism and feminist thought. more
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