Tupac: Resurrection

by Jacob Hoye (Editor), Karolyn Ali (Editor)

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The book, Tupac: Resurrection (Atria, $29.95), edited by Jacob Hoye and Karolyn Ali and touted by its publisher as "the autobiography he never got to write," has been receiving critical acclaim. It's an illustrated scrapbook that deals with Shakur's rise from poverty, his success and his 11-month imprisonment for sexual abuse. It was published as a companpion to the film by the same title. You will read in Tupac's own words - on his life, his influences and his rise to legendary status. This book is an intimate and personal look at one of the entertainment industry's most complex, influential and intriguing artists of all time - Tupac Shakur. The film which has inspired this publication was be created with Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mother and included never-before-seen Tupac concert, home movie, and video footage; rare photos donated by his family, close friends, and the MTV archives, and exclusive excerpts from his poetry, journals and personal letters. Entirely in his own words, the book will closely mirror this astonishing documentary, which will feature unreleased songs that will bring a whole new range of fans to this complex, haunting and brilliant artist".

Hardback: 256 pages
Publisher: Atria, 2003
Language: English
ISBN: 0743474341
Product: 10.3 x 8.3 x 0.8 inches
Price: $24.99