Marilyn Manson adolescent literature

Marilyn Manson (alias Brian Warner)

When an adolescent, the rock superstar Marilyn Manson brought his most twisted fantasies to life in poems, stories and novellas. Unfortunately, only the story The Moon on the Water about an alcoholic writer with a cat named Jimi Hendrix and a well that swallows everyone he loves, along with the extremely small portions we are given to taste in his critically acclaimed autobiography The Long Hard Road Out of Hell, were ever published. Currently they take residence at the garage of his parents house, faded and mildewed.

As this sublime creator of many grotesque and beautiful pieces across the spectrum of expression, he is to be respected and revered. Us fans have been delighted with his works as vocalist, musician, lyricist, philosopher, artist and even actor, and it would be nice if we were delighted by his works as fictional author. If a definitive collection of his adolescent literature were ever to be published, it would be a glorious treat for us fans. It would be both a captivating insight and a pleasure to read.

Marilyn Manson (alias Brian Warner)

This is a polite way of asking you Mr. Manson if you would consider publishing those works. Would you like this publication to come to fruition? Would you like to mesmerize your millions of dedicated fans once more by publishing the poems, stories and novellas, needlessly faded and mildewed in your parents garage? Thanks for your time. Long may you continue to be a supreme master of expression. Take care,

Anthony C. W. Morgan