NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE WINNER

The famous first memoir from the country's most influential songwriter, Bob Dylan.

In Chronicles: Volume One, Bob Dylan explores defining moments of his life and career. Through his eyes and with an open mind, we witness life in Greenwich Village, around 1961, when he first arrives in New York City. Dylan’s New York is a magical city full of possibilities: smokers, night parties, literary awakenings, fleeting romances, and unbreakable friendships.

The compelling observations are intertwined with memories, intense and harsh. With the book's parentheses taking us to New Orleans, Woodstock, Minnesota, and beyond, Chronicles: Volume One is an intimate and deeply personal review of remarkable times.

It is revealing, poetic, passionate, and intelligent. Dylan uses his unparalleled narrative skills and the expressiveness that characterize his music, turning Chronicles: Volume One into a touching retrospection of the life, people, and places that shaped the man and his art.

The book is described by critics as a masterpiece and is filled with moments demanding attention, offering an incredibly intimate autobiography of a 20th-century legend.

Pages: 304, Year of Publication: 0919, Dimensions: 13x13cm