Books like Here Comes Trouble by Michael Moore
Michael Moore's memoir provides a candid, unflinching look at the events and experiences that have defined his life and career. Spanning the past fifty years, the book offers readers a deep dive into his personal journey, his rise as a filmmaker, his activism, and the forces that have shaped his work. Throughout the memoir, Moore provides a behind‑the‑scenes look at the political, cultural and personal influences that shaped his perspective and legacy.
First publish date: 2011
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Michael Moore
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