WITH 32 PAGES OF PHOTOS
AND A VOICE TO SING WITH
“A prose voice of rare timbre … a book worth devouring.” WASHINGTON POST
“HER HONESTY AND IDEALS ARE APPEALING…JOAN BAEZ SAYS, ‘I WAS LESS THAN PERFECT’ BUT ALSO OBSERVES,
‘I HAVE LED AN EXTRAORDINARY LIFE.’ NO ONE CAN DISAGREE.”—The New York Times Book Review
“GOOD THINGS TO BE FOUND HERE: a surprisingly bitter portrait of Bob Dylan; fleeting, dewy-eyed glimpses of Martin Luther King and Lech Walesa. IN THE END THERE IS THE INESCAPABLE FEELING THAT WE’VE SPENT TIME WITH AN ACTUAL HUMAN BEING…. We are moved by the experience.”—Washington Post Book World
“A frequently fascinating glimpse into the private side of a controversial public life dedicated to the ideal of nonviolent change. She writes movingly about the places her music and ideals have taken her….SHE ALSO WRITES CANDIDLY ABOUT INTIMATE DETAILS OF HER OWN LIFE AND ABOUT PEOPLE WITH WHOM SHE HAS SUNG.”—United Press International
“Seductive and hypnotic…an enjoyable memoir!”
—Philadelphia Inquirer
AND A VOICE TO SING WITH
A MEMOIR
JOAN BAEZ
