Return of the Lizard King

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Return of the Lizard King
In 1971, Jim Morrison died of a heart failure, he was 27. His genius, his vibrance, and his legacy died with him. But now a strange wind blows over the deserts of Albuquerque. It's time for the return.

Keywords: 
History, The Doors
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juliettakoch

very good and also crazy idea to write about Jim Morrison.The Doors is one of my favourite bands :)) furthermore you have ended the book the right way-with the name of the beautiful,mystic song the end ;) that were my thoughts when i read it,maybe it was just a normal "the end" of a story....

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Vigilant_One

I think the song might be called "the severed garden." It might also be something else. I wish I could remember.

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Vigilant_One

I'm glad you liked it, dude. You understood the meaning and I'm very happy that it touched you like that.

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Deleted User

Damn. I really liked the direction you went with this. Redemption seems to be the theme of my life; I'm always seeking it, trying to make up for my mistakes. While I do enjoy the music of the Doors, I don't really know much about Jim, other than he died young.

I know it was only fiction, but a story like this is inspiring in so many ways. Unlike fiction, we don't get to come back and say I'm sorry, or say goodbye (dammit, I'm... Show more

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felixthecat

I was entranced by the tale myself, and the way you built your characters and plot, Jacob. Excellent story.

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gooduklady

This was a masterful job and I was glued to every word. I hang my head and shamefacedly acknowledge that even though I was around, I never paid any attention to Jim Morrison and know nothing about his music(I was busy being a newlywed at the time). However, your story prompted me to look him up and find out about his life...which all ties in with your marvelous story. Well written, artful plot and great characterization,... Show more

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