by Lesley-Ann Jones · Alisio · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782379351174
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«Ce qui a tué John Lennon» is Lesley-Ann Jones's biography of John Lennon, published by Alisio in paperback (576 pages, in French).
Following John Lennon's murder in New York in 1980, the author reconstructs his life through years of research and unpublished interviews. She portrays the ex-Beatle as a secretive and tormented artist, an eternal exile, and asks when the man who believed himself more famous than Jesus truly died, through the ruptures and renunciations of his career.
The French edition was published on October 27, 2020, translated by Sylvie Deraime, Valentine Palfrey and Jean-Baptiste Rendu. Subtitle: Vies et morts d'une légende.
For fans of John Lennon, the Beatles and rock music, and for readers of biographies of iconic figures in popular culture.
Lesley-Ann Jones is a British author, journalist and broadcaster who spent more than 20 years as a national newspaper journalist on Fleet Street.
