New Elliott Smith Biography Tells His Life’s Story and His Impact on Music: Here’s Where to Get Your Copy Online

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Nearly 25 years after his death in 2003, Elliott Smith is considered one of the most influential singer-songwriters in indie rock and pop music, thanks to his in-depth storytelling, emotional honesty and catchy melodies and songs.

And now, a new biography tells his story and musical impact.

On sale for $30 (was $34) on Amazon, Nobody Broke Your Heart: An Intimate Biography of Elliott Smith , authored by Jamie Fisher, paints a comprehensive picture of the Portland, Oregon-based musician through his music and lyrics, as well as the people who were closest to him in a series of new interviews.

It features never-before-seen draft lyrics, photos, letters and other archival materials. $30 $34 12% off Buy Now on Amazon If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can order now and Nobody Broke Your Heart , which is a No.

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In addition, the biography is available at BookShop.org for $31.69 (was $32) , while Nobody Broke Your Heart can be purchased at Barnes & Noble priced at $31 (was $32) . 'Nobody Broke Your Heart: An Intimate Biography of Elliott Smith' $30 $34 12% off Buy Now on Amazon Written by Jamie Fisher Meanwhile, Nobody Broke Your Heart is available as an Audible audiobook, narrated by Akaina Ghosh.

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