Assent tweed biography of michael jackson

With so many books having been published on Michael Jackson, especially since his passing in 2009, it is necessary for the writer and researcher to sift through the many titles to find sources that – we can hope – are reliable.

My own limitation is being restricted to books published in English – as much as I’d love to be bi- or multi-lingual, I’m not.

Firstly, the primary sources are, obviously, the books published under Michael’s own name – namely “Moonwalk” (1988) and “Dancing the Dream” (1992).

Moonwalk is his autobiography up to the release of the “Bad” album and start of his first solo world tour.

“Dancing the Dream” is a glorious collection of poems, essays and song lyrics, beautifully illustrated with artwork and photography.

Here we can glimpse Michael’s soul laid bare for our examination – his love for children, animals, and the planet. His desire for global healing. His love of peace, and belief in a Higher Power that granted him his gift of talent.

Beyond his