From Here to the Great Unknown
Born to an American myth and raised in the wilds of Graceland, Lisa Marie Presley asked her daughter Riley Keough to help finish a long-gestating memoir. A month after making that request, Lisa Marie died, leaving tapes of stories Riley listened to while grieving and deciding how to make her mother known.
Those recordings recount smashing golf carts in Graceland yards, the unconditional love Lisa Marie felt from her father, being dragged screaming from the bathroom as she ran toward his body, living in Los Angeles with her mother and being sent to school after school, her marriage to Michael Jackson, her relationship with Danny Keough, motherhood, addiction, and ever-present grief. The book is presented in both Lisa Marie’s and Riley’s voices as Riley fulfills her mother’s wish.
Pick a format, then compare retailer prices. The main button points to the preferred option for the selected format.
Book details
- Publisher
- Random House
- Publication date
- October 8, 2024
- Print length
- 304 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 0593733878
Self-Help + Grief & Bereavement
What to Know Before Reading From Here to the Great Unknown
The description focuses on family relationships, grieving, and memory reconstruction between a mother and her daughter. Much of the setup centers on real incidents from Lisa Marie Presley’s life at Graceland, her marriages, struggles with addiction, and the practical task of completing a memoir from recorded tapes. The framing includes a communicative element between living and departed voices, which may feel intimate and personal. This setup emphasizes people and emotional conflict over plot-driven action.
Join the Reader List
Join bks.social’s reader list for book recommendations, reader updates, featured titles, and occasional community news. No noise. Just the important things.
Join the book lovers community
Continue the conversation in the Book Hub for From Here to the Great Unknown
Visit bks.social’s Book Hub for reader discussions, reviews, posts, quotes, questions, reading activity, related books, and G-NRIS story intelligence.