Just Kids by Patti Smith

Just Kids by Patti Smith

Two broke twenty-year-olds meet in New York in 1967, share a room, share food when there is any, and promise each other they will make it as artists. One becomes a rock poet, the other a photographer who dies of AIDS.

Patti Smith's memoir of her life with Robert Mapplethorpe moves through the Chelsea Hotel, Warhol's circle and CBGB, but the subject is the friendship and the promise she made to write it down.

Winner of the National Book Award. One of the great books about being young and serious about art.

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