Dashboard Elvis is Dead


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A failed writer connects the murder of an American journalist, a drowned 80s musician and a Scottish politician' s resignation, in a heart-wrenching novel about ordinary people living in extraordinary times. Renowned photo-journalist Jude Montgomery arrives in Glasgow in 2014, in the wake of the failed Scottish independence referendum, and it' s clear that she' s searching for someone. Is it Anna Mason, who will go on to lead the country as First Minister? Jamie Hewitt, guitarist from eighties one-hit wonders The Hyptones? Or is it Rabbit &– Jude' s estranged foster sister, now a world-famous artist? Three apparently unconnected people, who share a devastating secret, whose lives were forever changed by one traumatic night in Phoenix, forty years earlier... Taking us back to a school shooting in her Texas hometown, and a 1980s road trip across the American West &– to San Francisco and on to New York &– Jude' s search ends in Glasgow, and a final, shocking event that only one person can fully explain...




Dead Elvis


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Listening in on public conversation that recreates Elvis after death, Marcus tracks Presley's resurrection. He grafts together snatches of film, music, books, newspapers, photos, posters, and cartoons, and amazes us with what America has been saying as it raises its late king--and also what this obsession with dead Elvis says about America itself.




The Mysteries Surrounding the Death of Elvis Presley


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Elvis Presley died of a heart attack on August 16, 1977 in the bathroom of his Graceland Mansion. But to many people, Elvis never died. On the other hand, for some people, he did not die of natural causes, that is, of a heart attack. Many people have sighted Elvis since after his death and are convinced that Elvis isn’t dead or at least that he did not die in 1977 as the world knows it. There are numerous theories about why and how Elvis disappeared. Why he faked his death. Similarly, the cause of his death also seems to be a mystery. The autopsy report indicates a heart attack but there were drugs found in his system. In short, the death of Elvis still remains a mystery today and numerous theories are put forward even after so many years. This book is an attempt to look at Elvis’ death and the theories that surround it. So, let’s get started.




The Mysteries Surrounding the Death of Elvis Presley


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Elvis Presley died of a heart attack on August 16, 1977 in the bathroom of his Graceland Mansion. But to many people, Elvis never died. On the other hand, for some people, he did not die of natural causes, that is, of a heart attack. Many people have sighted Elvis since after his death and are convinced that Elvis isn't dead or at least that he did not die in 1977 as the world knows it. There are numerous theories about why and how Elvis disappeared. Why he faked his death. Similarly, the cause of his death also seems to be a mystery. The autopsy report indicates a heart attack but there were drugs found in his system. In short, the death of Elvis still remains a mystery today and numerous theories are put forward even after so many years. This book is an attempt to look at Elvis' death and the theories that surround it. So, let's get started.




The Death of Elvis


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A new probe into Elvis Presley's death includes interviews with Colonel Tom Parker, conclusive autopsy documents, and a thorough account of the autopsy and why its findings are so hotly debated




The Death of Elvis


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The King is Dead


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Although Elvis Presley has technically been dead since August, 1977, he is branded onto our politics, culture, and art. Now he has inspired 32 authors in this poignant and outrageous anthology of stories and cultural commentary about the world's most famous dead celebrity. Authors include Joyce Carol Oates, Clive Barker, David Morrell, Robert Ebert, among others.




The Death of Elvis


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Elvis is Dead


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When Elvis died


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