On Michael Jackson
(Author) Margo Jefferson"Michael Jackson: provocateur, icon, enigma. Who was he really? And how does his spectacular rise, his catastrophic fall, reflect upon those who made him; those who broke him; and those who loved him? Almost ten years on from Jackson's untimely death, here is Margo Jefferson's definitive and dazzling dissection of the King of Pop: a man admired for his music, his flair, his performances; and censured for his skin, his erratic behaviour, and, in his final years, for his relationships with children."--
Margo Jefferson
Margo Jefferson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer known for her memoir "Negroland," which explores race, identity, and privilege. Her elegant prose and keen observations have made her a leading voice in contemporary literature, challenging societal norms and offering profound insights into the complexities of race and class in America.
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