new Morrissey book

[girlafraid33]

Re: Hogg

> I don't know him. But I do know that he's been the brunt of a few
> 'comments' from the inside and from the outside.

> I don't honestly know what he contributes. And also I don't want to
> speculate without facts to hand. I don't know anyone who has had a good
> word to say about Mr Hogg, but then again you always hear bad news like
> that and never any good news. So, from my perspective, it's worth waiting
> for the truth to come out, from the horse's mouth, so to speak.

Yeah, I agree...I was just teasing about what his role might have been...with Morrissey's sense of humour, I'm sure the "rent-a-bloke" was just said to be controversial and witty.

I do hope that the book by Morrissey himself would come out soon...it should be very interesting!

 

[Mr.Improper PIMP of the fuckin nation..and proud f]

> Well, that's a whole can of worms.
> Bret is not considered a very good writer- doesn't research his facts and
> basically spends the entire book trying to convince everyone that
> Morrissey is gay.
> I read it and found it okay but take it with a large pinch of salt.

The same opinions of the "severed alliance book". take half of what you rewad in that thing with a grain of salt. One of the times I met his PIMPship, I asked him about the SA book and he laughed and said "people have the assumptions that book is accurate,I don't know why?". he hated the book and said that the author didn't get anything right.

 

[please]

> Didn't Mark Simpson write the book? I'm pretty sure, even though I don't
> buy these type of books and I'm waiting for Morrissey's book..he's got to
> say something revealing about things for the money that he is reportedly
> getting.

I agree i never read any of these books, i read a book about sexuality and music a while ago which had a chapter on Morrissey and the Smiths. The author got most things wrong, so that put me off a bit.