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Title	:	Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe
Author	:	Anthony Summers
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 688 pages
Published	:	November 22nd 2007 by The Orion Publishing Group (first published September 1st 1985)
Categories	:	Biography. Nonfiction

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Marilyn Monroe. Her rollar-coaster life. Her deception - shrouded death. Her divided secret life. Her legion of lovers. Her intimacies with JFK and Bobby Kennedy. Her mafia connections. This is the one book that tells the whole naked, deeply moving truth about the all - too-beautiful talented, and tormented woman who played a role in public and in private that was too much for flesh and spirit to survive.

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Original Title:	Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe
ISBN:	0575403012 (ISBN13: 9780575403017)
Edition Language:	English

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WARNINGWARNING-NO PEEKING!!!!This picture sizing is going to be the death of me!THIS IS BEING EDITED- THIS IS A WORK IN PROCESS GODDESS She did originate something. She was the first person I know of who was truly unconventional. She was a sixties person before it startedway before it startedlike ten years.ARTHUR MILLER [image error]Marilyn Monroe PicturesI saw that what she looked like was not what she really was, and what was going on inside was not what was going on outside, and that always

I can't wait to be done with this. Some interesting sections, well-researched but I don't need the exhaustive detail about anyone's life, especially when it includes overdose after suicide attempt after miscarriage after abortion on a seemingly endless loop.

I don't know how much of this book can be truly believed, with many of the anecdotes coming from sources that seem even less trustworthy than Marilyn herself. This book paints her as a promiscuous, delusional, pathological liar, but it certainly doesn't spare her friends and lovers, many of whom took advantage of her mental illness in order to sleep with her and discard her. It's a harrowing look at the corrupt intersection between Hollywood and the politics of the times. It doesn't conclude for

This read like a trashy grocery store check out aisle magazine. Completely disrespectful to a woman who cannot comment or corroborate any of these findings.

I love Marilyn Monroe I read almost every book I come across about her . Each book adds a little something to the story about her life . I liked this book . But my favorite ones are the books that dont have crazy conspiracy theorys those ones are entertaining but not based in anything but rumors .

This is the worst famous Monroe biography. It is far to conspiracy based and doesn't look at the simple truth which is usually correct. I love conspiracy books, but only when they have a story and admit that is only opinion. Any actual Monroe fan hates this book. I knew the Marilynettes hated it and after 4/5 years of everyone discussing why, I can see. It speed untrue stories which add to the supposed "mystery" around Monroe. It even has an autopsy photo, which Monroe fans don't want to see as

The peak of my Marilyn Monroe obsession was the late eighties, mid-teens. I'm not even sure how I got started on it all...or what in the world I was doing reading this book way back then, but at any rate. I think the author does an awesome job of addressing all of the mystery of her death as well as seeing past the fabrications she made about her own life and getting as much truth out of it as he could. It does follow the idea that she was murdered for 'knowing too much', implicating the