Boho Days: The Wider Works of Jonathan Larson - J. Collis

\n \nI'm writing one great song before I...\n \nWhen Jonathan Larson died, he left behind a musical poised to become a world-spanning phenomenon. When RENT struck, Larson became a legend - and his work legendary.\n \nBut legends and overnight successes are never spawned from nothing, and the story of how Jonathan Larson became a Tony Award winning composer and Pulitzer Prize winning dramatist has never been covered in depth - until now.\n \nBy looking at Larson's entire 16-year output, Boho Days looks at not just how RENT and tick, tick... BOOM! came to life but where they came from - and how they really fit into Larson's work as a whole.\n \nFeaturing new interviews with Larson's creative and personal associates and extensive archival research, Boho Days demystifies the composer's vision and advancement, offering fans new and old the full story of the man behind the musical which changed the world.\n \nI think Jonathan Larson would have really enjoyed reading this book. I wish he could have.--Barry Singer (Author EVER AFTER: The Last Years of Musical Theater and Beyond)\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \nFor those saying Superbia revival when? you should pick up the great @bohodaysbook by J. Collis, it's the most exacting and accurate accounting of Jonathan's creative output. There's SO MANY revisions of Superbia, it's a challenge. This book is THE Larson deep dive.\n \n--Lin-Manuel Miranda (Composer/Lyricist HAMILTON, Director TICK, TICK...BOOM!)\n