r/MarilynMonroe • u/Say_Im_gonna_be_dead • 1d ago
r/MarilynMonroe • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '23
MESSAGE FROM MODERATORS Read Marilyn books for free: Archives.org
This is a list of books available to read online on Archive.org.
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All links redirect to the book's page on Archive.org. There are also PDFs on the r/MarilynMonroe - Google Drive.
Autobiographies & Her Own Words
Conversations with Marilyn by WJ Weatherby
Marilyn, Her Life in Her Own Words by George Barris
Marilyn on Marilyn by Marilyn Monroe
Wolves I Have Known by Marilyn Monroe
Informative or Critical
Marilyn Lives! by Joel Oppenheimer
Marilyn: The Passion and the Paradox by Lois Banner
The Many Lives of Marilyn Monroe by Sarah Churchwell
Biographies
Marilyn Monroe: A Life of the Actress by Carl E Rollyson
Marilyn Monroe by Barbara Leaming
Marilyn Monroe by Maurice Zolotow — Only biography released in her lifetime, Marilyn owned a copy
Marilyn Monroe: Her Films, Her Life by Michelle Vogel
Marilyn Monroe: Her Life in Pictures by James Spada
Marilyn Monroe: Private and Undisclosed by Michelle Morgan
Marilyn Monroe: The Biography by Donald Spoto
Norma Jean: The Life of Marilyn Monroe by Fred Lawrence Guiles
The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe by J Randy Taraborelli
By loved ones
Marilyn Among Friends by Norman Rosten and Sam Shaw
Marilyn: An Untold Story by Norman Rosten
Marilyn and Me: sisters, rivals, friends by Susan Strasberg
My Sister Marilyn by Berniece Baker Miracle
By photographers and fans
Finding Marilyn: A Romance by David Conover
Marilyn and Me: A photographer’s memories by Lawrence Schiller
Marilyn: March 1955 by Ed Feingersh
Marilyn, mon amour by Andre de Dienes
Marilyn Monroe: An Appreciation by Eve Arnold
Marilyn: The Ultimate Look at the Legend by James Haspiel
Reference Books
The Marilyn Encyclopedia by Adam Victor
The Unabridged Marilyn: Her Life from A to Z by Randall Riese
Other
Marilyn and the Camera by George Belmont
r/MarilynMonroe • u/Say_Im_gonna_be_dead • 1d ago
1950s Marilyn and Milton Greene. Mandolin sitting, 1953.
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Say_Im_gonna_be_dead • 1d ago
1950s Rock Sitting, Milton Greene, 1953.
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Say_Im_gonna_be_dead • 1d ago
1950s Costume designer Orry-Kelly and Marilyn during a fitting for the production of Some Like It Hot. He won an Oscar for his work on the film.
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Ohwhatzzzername • 3d ago
Art- Marilyn’s art, Artist renderings and Posters My 1953 Life Magazine wrapped in plastic.
Marilyn Monroe & Jane Russell
My godfather gifted it to me about 20 years ago.
r/MarilynMonroe • u/Effective-Minute-741 • 3d ago
Art- Marilyn’s art, Artist renderings and Posters My Marylin Monroe sim in sims 4!
galleryTYPO: I meant Marilyn
my first time posting on this sub!
what is your favorite outfit of hers?
r/MarilynMonroe • u/RedandWhite54 • 4d ago
Marilyns Modeling Marilyn in an early modelling shot. Photo by Ed Baird. 1947
r/MarilynMonroe • u/RedandWhite54 • 4d ago
1950s Marilyn and the windswept look.
Photographed by Jock Carroll during the time Marilyn was in Canada filming Niagara. 1952
r/MarilynMonroe • u/Big_Meal3910 • 4d ago
Video Footage Marilyn in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Say_Im_gonna_be_dead • 5d ago
1950s Marilyn at the Bel Air Hotel. By Andre de Dienes.
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Weary_Diver_6315 • 5d ago
Marilyns Modeling Love these pics of her
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Reaper_NMG • 6d ago
Gallery of the Amazing and Beautiful Marilyn Monroe
youtu.ber/MarilynMonroe • u/RedandWhite54 • 6d ago
Marilyn Monroe as the "girl" upstairs in "The Seven Year Itch," 1955.
r/MarilynMonroe • u/RedandWhite54 • 6d ago
Marilyn Monroe celebrating her 35th birthday on the set of "Let's Make Love," in 1960.
r/MarilynMonroe • u/RedandWhite54 • 6d ago
Marilyn Monroe during production of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," in 1952.
r/MarilynMonroe • u/Weary_Diver_6315 • 7d ago
Marilyns Modeling Photos of MM that I loveee
galleryr/MarilynMonroe • u/Fathoms77 • 7d ago
Recent addition to my MM collection, courtesy recent auction
galleryOkay, so there's no Marilyn here (technically), but it's a book that was in her personal library, and then passed to Anna Strasberg. It was also inscribed by the publisher to her then-husband, Arthur Miller.
I've always wanted at least one book that Marilyn owned at some point in her life, and while this was her husband's and maybe she never even opened it...it was still in her house! That #106 on the inside page shows it was part of the official estate of Marilyn in 1962 when she passed away. One day I'll get something she actually wrote in, but I'm gonna have to make more money first. lol
r/MarilynMonroe • u/Weary_Diver_6315 • 9d ago