Under The Pink

by Tori Amos

First published 1992

Tori Amos lays bare her creative process, from the first spark of inspiration to the electrifying stage. Through intimate conversations with journalist Ann Powers, Amos reveals the personal stories and mythic influences that shape her singular songwriting. As the two women navigate the complexities of fame, feminism, and family, a candid portrait of the artist emerges - one of resilience, vulnerability, and a lifelong quest for self-discovery.

Genres: biography, non-fiction, music

Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: resilience, self-discovery

124 pages · Paperback · Music Sales Corp

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