When a Song Ends in a Minor Key: The Complete Biography of Fiona Apple Using Her Own Words

By Jared Woods

"I extract the negative stuff. I put it in a thing and I bring out all the bad stuff. And I serve it up to everyone so that they'll give me attention. And it poisons everyone, so they only listen to it when they're in messed-up places. And it's a good sign when they stop listening to me, because that means that they're not hurting themselves on purpose." - Fiona Apple At the tender age of 19, Fiona Apple was thrust into the limelight with her debut, Tidal , instantly becoming the poster child for mental trauma and the unhealthy 'heroin chic' body standard. However, as the decades passed, album after album, she defied these labels, emerging as a generation-defining artist, underscored by her multiple Grammy Award wins and with Pitchfork calling her latest offering, Fetch the Bolt Cutters , the greatest record in over a decade. When a Song Ends in a Minor Key is compiled using quotes from hundreds of interviews , covering Fiona's perspectives on music , relationships , and life in general . We further dedicate many pages to each of her releases, including When the Pawn , Extraordinary Machine , and Idler Wheel , refusing to leave any information out. This exhilarating format allows Fiona Apple to tell her own story, detailing how she overcame her addictions and disorders by opening her heart for the whole world to see. By being authentically herself without compromise, she has risen as one of the most influential songwriters in contemporary music , and it is about time such a publication praised her worth. This celebrity biography was written by Jared Woods, the author of the phenomenally popular Lana Del Rey book F**ked My Way Up To The Top , which is also available now.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D8ZM9XBZ
• ISBN13: 9798332405389
• Release Date: July 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 390 Pages
• Weight: 1.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.9" x 6.0"