Re: "I am critically maimed"

The handwriting of a child psychopath but the mind of a genius.

No Sandie Shaw or Nancy Sinatra? Or friends like James Maker? I'm thinking that he hasn't met any of those people on that list and that's probably why they are on there.

Re: Smiths feature in new Q magazine

Looks like the same old cack.

Q&A: BOZ BOORER, SINGER-SONGWRITER AND CHIEF MORRISSEY COLLABORATOR - Las Vegas Weekly

Boz Boorer has been Morrissey’s musical right-hand man (that’s co-songwriter, guitarist and musical director) for almost 23 years. Which means he did it 18 years longer than guitarist Johnny Marr did during the lifespan of The Smiths, and yet Boorer—also the founding member of longtime U.K. rockabilly act The Polecats—remains still somewhat unknown among indie/alternative circles.

Excerpt:

Moz sometimes makes comments about not keeping friends very long, but you have worked with him now for over two decades. Why do you think your relationship works so well?

I really have no idea!

Do you find insult or fatigue with the journalists who always ask Morrissey if he’ll reunite with Johnny Marr, especially considering you’ve been his primary music man so many years now?...

Thanks for posting MORRIZSEY! Just gave it a listen ...... holds your interest but then again I have always liked Moz's voice which is what dominates this slow mix. Was waiting for a electro dub step beat (like the group Knife Party) to finally break out but never happened. Well done .

http://true-to-you.net/morrissey_news_131227_01

Having dropped to the number 3 position, Autobiography by Morrissey has returned to the number 2 position in the UK paperback chart. This will be the book's fourth week at number 2 following five weeks at number 1.

Morrissey’s ‘Autobiography’ sets out to settle scores by Charles R. Cross - The Seattle Times
A review of Morrissey’s recently published “Autobiography,” which includes barbs for Siouxsie Sioux, Johnny Marr and other former collaborators.

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Viva Hate: Inside the World of Morrissey by Michael Weiss - The Daily Beast
The former Smiths frontman’s autobiography is brilliant, funny, occasionally cruel, frequently tedious, and often maddening.

He's cooler.