Where She Lives - Biography

Biographies (con't.)

Crypt 33: The Saga of Marilyn Monroe by Adela Gregory & Milo Speriglio
Publication: Birch Lane Press. 1993. USA.
ISBN: 1-55972-125-1.
Details: Hardback. 281 pages.
Contains: 16 pages of photos (b&w), 8 pages of documents. Bibliography. Index.
In some respects a genuine biography-style book, but at heart another conspiracy-theory dissertation. The co-author, Milo Speriglio, has spent years investigating and writing about Marilyn's death, and has authored two books devoted entirely to that subject (Marilyn Monroe: Murder Cover-Up, and The Marilyn Conspiracy).

Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles
Publication: Stein & Day. 1984. USA.
ISBN: 0-8182-2983-2.
Details: Hardback. 447 pages.
Contains: 32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources.

Guiles Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles
Publication: Scarborough House. 1991. USA.
ISBN: 0-8128-8525-2.
Details: Softback. 501 pages.
32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources.
This is the American trade paperback edition.

Guiles Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles
Publication: Stein & Day. 1984. USA.
ISBN: 0-8128-8201-6.
Details: Softback. 447 pages.
Contains: 32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources.
This is the pocket-size paperback edition of Guiles' second book on Marilyn Monroe.

Norma Jean by Fred Lawrence Guiles
Publication: McGraw-Hill. 1969. USA.
ISBN: ?
Details: Hardback. 361 pages.
Contains: 16 pages of photos (b&w). Index.

Further Reading
Other books that, though listed under different categories (or not available to me at this time), contain a considerable amount of biographical information:

My Sister Marilyn
by Berniece Baker Miracle
This book by Marilyn's half-sister contains a wealth of biographical information about Marilyn's childhood.
The Life and Curious Death of Marilyn Monroe
by Robert Slatzer
As the title suggests, Slatzer's well-known book offers a good deal of information on Marilyn's life in addition to the investigation into her death.
All of the books in the Equal Mix section of this web site contain a fair amount of biographical information.

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	Crypt 33: The Saga of Marilyn Monroe by Adela Gregory & Milo Speriglio Publication: Birch Lane Press. 1993. USA. ISBN: 1-55972-125-1. Details: Hardback. 281 pages. Contains: 16 pages of photos (b&w), 8 pages of documents. Bibliography. Index. In some respects a genuine biography-style book, but at heart another conspiracy-theory dissertation. The co-author, Milo Speriglio, has spent years investigating and writing about Marilyn's death, and has authored two books devoted entirely to that subject (Marilyn Monroe: Murder Cover-Up, and The Marilyn Conspiracy).

	Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles Publication: Stein & Day. 1984. USA. ISBN: 0-8182-2983-2. Details: Hardback. 447 pages. Contains: 32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources.

	Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles Publication: Scarborough House. 1991. USA. ISBN: 0-8128-8525-2. Details: Softback. 501 pages. 32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources. This is the American trade paperback edition.

	Legend: The Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles Publication: Stein & Day. 1984. USA. ISBN: 0-8128-8201-6. Details: Softback. 447 pages. Contains: 32 pages of photos (b&w). Bibliography. Filmography. Index. Sources. This is the pocket-size paperback edition of Guiles' second book on Marilyn Monroe.

	Norma Jean by Fred Lawrence Guiles Publication: McGraw-Hill. 1969. USA. ISBN: ? Details: Hardback. 361 pages. Contains: 16 pages of photos (b&w). Index.


	Further Reading Other books that, though listed under different categories (or not available to me at this time), contain a considerable amount of biographical information: My Sister Marilyn by Berniece Baker Miracle This book by Marilyn's half-sister contains a wealth of biographical information about Marilyn's childhood. The Life and Curious Death of Marilyn Monroe by Robert Slatzer As the title suggests, Slatzer's well-known book offers a good deal of information on Marilyn's life in addition to the investigation into her death. All of the books in the Equal Mix section of this web site contain a fair amount of biographical information.



	Amazon.com name and symbol © Amazon.com, Inc. All other contents © 1996-97 Kay Krewson. All rights reserved.