Moonwalk

In 1988, encouraged by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis—then an editor at the American publishing house Doubleday—Michael Jackson agreed to write his memoirs at the peak of his artistic career. In this unique and singular autobiography, he recounts his personal and professional story, spanning from his musical beginnings at the age of nine—with the Jackson 5—to his most iconic albums: *Off the Wall*, *Thriller*, and *Bad*. Today, *Moonwalk* stands as the most valuable legacy regarding the artist—past or future—as it is Jackson himself who explains his career approach, the creative process behind his compositions and choreography, and his musical preferences and sources of inspiration.