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Song Over The Bones

Song Over The Bones

Melissa Meszaros

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Headpress
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Biografía: arte y espectáculo
ISBN:
9781915316479
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Love Burns- When a wildfire destroys her home and her 'soulmate' disappears without a trace, Melissa is left to navigate the emotional and physical wreckage. Alone and adrift, she turns to her lifelong passion for music and hits the road in search of solace. Traveling from coast to coast, Melissa stops at influential landmarks and gravesites, leaving and collecting tokens in honor of iconic figures like Kurt Cobain, Chris Cornell, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and more.In this unconventional healing journey, she shares vivid accounts of her emotional trauma while poetically capturing her solitude. Supported by close friends and mysterious signs from the universe-including the ’el Pocito’ of Our Lord of Esquipulas and a Mexican gray wolf-she discovers truths that lead to resilience amid the ashes, ultimately helping her find her way back home again.Bold, unflinching, and poetic, this sequel to Heavy Metal Headbang challenges fairytales and the traditions of love and marriage. It dismantles Hollywood tropes and honors the raw, rebellious spirit of rock ’n’ roll spirit that it takes to rebuild from nothing.

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