Abstract: Thirty-five years ago, Michael Jackson’s one and only autobiography, Moonwalk, was published and went to No. 1 on various best seller lists around the world. This month, in the 90th edition of MJ Studies Today, columnist Kerry Hennigan looks at what went on “behind the scenes” to get the book to press back in 1988, who was involved, how Jackson felt about the process, and why at the last minute its publication was almost cancelled.

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MJ Studies Today XC
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REFERENCE AS:

Hennigan, Kerry. “MJ Studies Today XC: ‘Here’s what I remember.’ Reflections on Michael Jackson’s 1988 autobiography Moonwalk on the 35th anniversary of its publication.” (14-06-2023). The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies Vol 9, No. 4 (2023). https://michaeljacksonstudies.org/mj-studies-today-xc/

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