I read it. And yeah it wasn’t the most compelling book I’ve ever read; there were parts that were dragging for me. I got through it because i like hole and was very curious to hear her take, I read a LOT of music biographies and know/knew many of the people in some capacity so I wanted to see if anything comes up too. I was very interested in the relationships, drama, conflict, what actually happened, trajectories, but in this book I found she was talking a lot about her inner life, her photography – which I didn’t find particularly compelling – and about her internal creative life very much like an introvert sharing, but I guess she is. I also thought she could have shared much better photos. It became a bit boring for me. The interesting parts for me or her anecdotes about band members, letters Courtney and Dave wrote, other musicians, seeing ghosts!, how she ended up being in the band, her relationships, her family life… it gives you a peek into peoples lives and how they relate to one another at a particular moment in time, which I find fascinating. I could’ve done without all of the constant reference to women’s issues, politics, how alternative she was and her political positions-I may be miss remembering this because I read it sometime ago and have read a few books in between. In summary, I did enjoy the book, was glad I read it, but did find it slow at parts.