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The Story Behind Michael Jackson’s Autobiography “Moonwalk”

By Pandora Young on August 12, 2009 6:30 AM

140moo.jpgLegendary pop music critic Robert Hilburn blogged this weekend about the backstory of “Moonwalk,” the Michael Jackson autobiography originally published in 1988 and then never seen again. Now set to be reissued posthumously in October by Harmony Books, “Moonwalk” was originally to be a book of captions written by the LA Times critic. Hilburn writes:

Michael disliked it so much he refused to let the publisher print more copies after the initial press run of 500,000 copies was exhausted. It’s only coming out now because Michael is no longer around to block it.

Read Hilburn’s full post here.

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