The Lords And The New Creatures

A raw and haunting window into Jim Morrison’s soul: The Lords and The New Creatures is an electrifying fusion of cinematic imagery, poetic fury, and countercultural truth.Content & GenreThis first—and only—collection of poetry published during Morrison’s lifetime delivers a provocative journey through themes of drugs, sex, fame, death, and urban decay. Structured as two merging notebooks—The Lords / Notes on Vision and The New Creatures—the book captures a surreal, cinematic view of modern existence and Morrison’s inner visions. Optimized for readers of avant-garde poetry, rock-inspired literature, and 1960s counterculture, this volume is a potent testament to his artistic depth. About the author(s):Jim Morrison—legendary frontman of The Doors—was also a poet and cinema-inspired thinker. With credentials in theater and film from UCLA and a reputation as the provocative “Lizard King,” Morrison’s work is imbued with experience, expertise, and artistic authority. This poetic collection gives a rare, unfiltered glimpse into his creative mind. Why this collection stands out:Genre & Themes: Avant-garde, counterculture poetry; themes of death, vision, modern society.Unique Value: Morrison self-published two volumes (1969) before a combined paperback release—his singular poetic voice captured in rich, surreal verse. Why read it: A visceral, cinematic poetic experience from a cultural icon.This book is in stock at our warehouse in the Netherlands and available for fast delivery (no customs fees for orders within the Netherlands and the EU).Product information:Title: The Lords and The New CreaturesAuthor(s): Jim MorrisonCover design: Renata Di BiasePublisher: Touchstone (Simon & Schuster imprint) ISBN: 9780671210441Language: EnglishBinding: PaperbackNumber of pages: 134Illustrations: NoEdition: Paperback reissue, January 2012 (Touchstone edition)Dimensions: approx. 14,0 x 21,5 x 1,1 cm (5.51 × 8.46 × 0.43 inches)Weight: (approximate based on size) ~200–250 gCondition: Pages slightly discoloured, but otherwise as good as newEAN: 9780671210441Categories: Poetry; Rock Music-inspired literature; 1960s counterculturePrice without shipping costs