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Freddie & Me: A Coming-of-Age (Bohemian) Rhapsody (2008)

by Mike Dawson

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Freddie & Me takes readers on a rock-opera-like journey, from Mike's childhood in the UK, through high school in New Jersey, and into the nineties, when grunge ruled the day and Queen was terminally uncool.
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Mike to Freddie Mercury is like
me to Damon Albarn, except you know, with more sexual fantasies. A lot more. ( )
  Joanna.Oyzon | Apr 17, 2018 |
This biography was a little bit confusing at times, such as when they randomly started following the history of Wham! or the sudden dream sequences (which I didn't always realize were dream sequences right away. However it wasn't all bad, their were some real insights into writing graphic novels and biographies and how people can feel very connected to their favorite singers. The reader just has to get past the mediocre to get to the really good. ( )
  Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 |
This biography was a little bit confusing at times, such as when they randomly started following the history of Wham! or the sudden dream sequences (which I didn't always realize were dream sequences right away. However it wasn't all bad, their were some real insights into writing graphic novels and biographies and how people can feel very connected to their favorite singers. The reader just has to get past the mediocre to get to the really good. ( )
  Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 |
This biography was a little bit confusing at times, such as when they randomly started following the history of Wham! or the sudden dream sequences (which I didn't always realize were dream sequences right away. However it wasn't all bad, their were some real insights into writing graphic novels and biographies and how people can feel very connected to their favorite singers. The reader just has to get past the mediocre to get to the really good. ( )
  Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 |
This biography was a little bit confusing at times, such as when they randomly started following the history of Wham! or the sudden dream sequences (which I didn't always realize were dream sequences right away. However it wasn't all bad, their were some real insights into writing graphic novels and biographies and how people can feel very connected to their favorite singers. The reader just has to get past the mediocre to get to the really good. ( )
  Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 |
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The artwork is well-done and easy-to-read, populated with appealing blobby caricatures. The book is a rambling wander, although an impressive achievement at over 300 pages.
 
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I think people should just listen to it, think about it, and then make up their own minds as to what it says to them. -- Freddie Mercury on "Bohemian Rhapsody"
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For my family
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