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[[Category:Books]] [[File:Peepholism.jpg|thumb|Peepholism: Into The Art Of Morrissey]] {| id="memberbox" class="infbox wikitable" ! colspan="2" | Literature |- | Name | {{{Name |Peepholism: Into The Art Of Morrissey}}} |- | Author | {{{Author |[[Mention::Jo Slee]]}}} |- | Pages | {{{Pages |176 (Paperback) 176 (Hardback)}}} |- | Release | {{{Release |23 September 1994 (Paperback) 23 September 1994 (Hardback)}}} |- | Publisher | {{{Publisher |Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd}}} |- | ISBN | {{{ISBN |028306210X (Paperback) 0283062096 (Hardback)}}} |} ==Information== As his personal assistant [[Jo Slee]] is perfectly placed to author this pictorial discography of the art of Morrissey, from record sleeves to stage backdrops. Starting at [[This Charming Man]] all through his career to [[Vauxhall And I]] inclusive. Combined with a selection of source material, Jo reveals anecdote, and notes on each release, photographs and fragments of Morrissey's original work. The book's front cover photography is by [[Mention::Russell Young]].

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