I Dream of Madonna : Dreams of the Goddess of Pop by Kay Turner 1993 Hard Cover
Very good condition. Only flaw is a marker swipe on the bottom of book. Does not affect the pages. ( no bleed through ) please see photos. Thank you for looking!
Product Description
The dreams of fifty women reveal their nocturnal encounters--by turns moving, bizarre, and erotic--with the Material Girl and are accompanied by original collages that help illustrate the dreams
From Publishers Weekly
Lustily conceived like a Dada art object, this offbeat little book collects the dreams of 50 women about pop singer Madonna, accompanied by color collages made by Turner and artist David Kolwyck. Turner, a folklorist and lead singer in an all-women rock band, asserts that Madonna has invaded the psyches of women as a symbol of fearlessness, sexuality free of shame, and self-realization. The women whose dreams she records include homemakers, teenagers, grandmothers, a professor and a banker. Some dream of rescuing Madonna from danger; others dream of making love to her; in one dream the pop star is a policewoman. To most of the dreamers, Madonna is a sisterly companion or empowering friend. The collages, in a surreal style highly reminiscent of rock 'n' roll album cover art, reinforce the overhyped notion of Madonna's "liberating sexual self-centeredness." 35,000 first printing.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product information
Publisher: Collins Pub San Francisco; First Edition (January 1, 1993)
Language: English
ISBN-100002552574ISBN-13978-0002552578
Item Weight: 10.2 ounces
Dimensions: 5.25 x 1 x 7 inches