Difference between revisions of "Holy Wood (novel)"
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| − | + | A book based on the album [[Holy Wood]].Not yet released, Manson refers to Holy Wood as "... a fiction novel, most likely comparable with something like 'A Clockwork Orange'," Manson said. "The story lines are not similar in any way, but it's a social commentary and it takes place in a fictional time that's neither the past nor the present." | |
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| + | "It deals with all the subjects that the record (Holy Wood) focuses upon: the value of children, politics and religion, violence as entertainment. I'm sure it will be greeted with great controversy and hatred, and I'm sure someone will read it and want to make it into a film. But my original idea of making it into a film the way I wanted to would never be possible. It would never be shown in a theatre; the images are far too grand, elaborate and violent." | ||
Revision as of 01:33, 6 March 2007
A book based on the album Holy Wood.Not yet released, Manson refers to Holy Wood as "... a fiction novel, most likely comparable with something like 'A Clockwork Orange'," Manson said. "The story lines are not similar in any way, but it's a social commentary and it takes place in a fictional time that's neither the past nor the present."
"It deals with all the subjects that the record (Holy Wood) focuses upon: the value of children, politics and religion, violence as entertainment. I'm sure it will be greeted with great controversy and hatred, and I'm sure someone will read it and want to make it into a film. But my original idea of making it into a film the way I wanted to would never be possible. It would never be shown in a theatre; the images are far too grand, elaborate and violent."
