Nick Cave
Mercy on Me
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Product details:
- Publisher SelfMadeHero
- Date of Publication 7 September 2017
- Number of Volumes Black and White
- ISBN 9781910593363
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages280 pages
- Size 239x170x26 mm
- Weight 840 g
- Language English
- Illustrations b&w comics 0
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Short description:
An enthralling portrait of an intense, uncompromising, and hypnotic artist
MoreLong description:
Musician, novelist, poet, actor: Nick Cave (b. 1957) is a Renaissance man.
His wide-ranging artistic output?always uncompromising, hypnotic, and intense?is defined by an extraordinary gift for storytelling. In Nick Cave: Mercy on Me, Reinhard Kleist employs a cast of characters drawn from Cave?s music and writing to tell the story of a formidable artist and influencer.
Kleist paints an expressive and enthralling portrait of Cave?s childhood in Australia; his early years fronting The Birthday Party; the sublime highs of his success with The Bad Seeds; and the crippling lows of his battle with heroin. Capturing everything from Cave?s frenzied performances in Berlin to the tender moments he spent with love and muse Anita Lane, Kleist?s graphic biography, like Cave?s songs, is by turns electrifying, sentimental, morbid, and comic?but always engrossing.
