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Electrifying, highly acclaimed, and intensely personal, this

new and updated version of Myra Friedman's classic biography of

Janis Joplin teems with dramatic insights into Joplin's genius and

into the chaotic times that catapulted her to fame as the legendary

queen of rock. It is a stunning panorama of the turbulent decade

when Joplin's was the rallying voice of a generation that lost

itself in her music and found itself in her words.

From her small hometown of Port Arthur, Texas, to San Francisco's

Haight-Ashbury, from the intimate coffeehouses to the supercharged

concert halls, from the glitter of worldwide fame to her tragic end

in a Hollywood hotel, here is all the fire and anguish of an

immortal, immensely talented, and troubled performer who devoured

everything the rock scene had to offer in a fatal attempt to make

peace with herself and her era. Yet, in an eloquent introduction

recently written by the author, Joplin emerges from her "ugly

duckling" childhood as a woman truly ahead of her time, an

outrageous rebel, a defiant outcast and artist of incomparable

authenticity who, almost in spite of herself, became to so many a

symbol of triumph over adversity.

This edition also contains an afterword detailing the whereabouts

of a large and colorful cast of characters who were part of

Joplin's life, as well as "We Remember Janis," a new chapter of

poignant and affectionate anecdotes told by friends.

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假如珍妮丝是班上最漂亮的孩子，或是她曾费心去掩饰叛逆的性格，当然不会出什么问题。是充满敌意的外部环境向她挑战，使她不得不摆出应战的姿态。但要如何应战？敏感急躁的年轻心灵里藏着太多秘密，使她迷惘，内心的挣扎正要平复的时候，却往往有另一个力量无情地撕扯着她。

卡琳说，在她表现得更夸张、更外向的同时，内心却越来越退缩；她仿佛陷入了一个由沮丧汇集成的漩涡，外表看起来歇斯底里，内心却是空洞的。

至于珍妮丝，为了抵抗外来的压力和平衡自己内心的冲突，只好借作怪来发泄。

她像一个窝在角落里的植物人，徒劳地想将失焦的眼睛，对准这依然可怕的世界。

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Electrifying, highly acclaimed, and intensely personal, this new and updated version of Myra Friedman's classic biography of Janis Joplin teems with dramatic insights into Joplin's genius and into the chaotic times that catapulted her to fame as the legendary queen of rock. It is a stunning panorama of the turbulent decade when Joplin's was the rallying voice of a generation that lost itself in her music and found itself in her words.

From her small hometown of Port Arthur, Texas, to San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury, from the intimate coffeehouses to the supercharged concert halls, from the glitter of worldwide fame to her tragic end in a Hollywood hotel, here is all the fire and anguish of an immortal, immensely talented, and troubled performer who devoured everything the rock scene had to offer in a fatal attempt to make peace with herself and her era. Yet, in an eloquent introduction recently written by the author, Joplin emerges from her "ugly duckling" childhood as a woman truly ahead of her time, an outrageous rebel, a defiant outcast and artist of incomparable authenticity who, almost in spite of herself, became to so many a symbol of triumph over adversity.

This edition also contains an afterword detailing the whereabouts of a large and colorful cast of characters who were part of Joplin's life, as well as "We Remember Janis," a new chapter of poignant and affectionate anecdotes told by friends.