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Works on Madonna
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The literature on Madonna is substantially large and unfathomable, [1] inspiring "a mini publishing industry all her own" [2]
Books in English65
Non-English books20
Essays and other works9

This is a list containing the different written works about Madonna, including biographies and other literary forms. [lower-alpha 1] Many authors have written more than one book about Madonna and these have been published in multiple languages other than English, including German, French, Dutch, Spanish and Italian. [lower-alpha 2] [3] The releases have sometimes become bestsellers and have faced varied reception from critics and academics. The staff of Xtra Magazine commented that "she has inspired a mini publishing industry all her own". [2] Maura Johnston said that "the appetite for books on Madonna is large, and the variety of approaches writers, editors, and photographers have taken to craft their portraits is a testament to how her career has both inspired and provoked". [4] On the report of Eric Weisbard "only Madonna books proliferated" compared to her other contemporary fellows from the 1980s. [5] Evelyn Briceno from La Tercera described her as a character worthy of biographies, photo books and various analyses. [6]

Contents

According to critic Paul Northup who wrote in Third Way magazine, "eminent authors and academics have pored over her tirelessly since she burst onto the pop scene in the early Eighties." [7] The continual interest by many writers towards Madonna was expressed by Rodrigo Fresán in 2008: "and the years go by and life changes but something remains constant: one continues to write about Madonna", [8] while J. Randy Taraborrelli wrote in 2018, "I have never stopped writing about Madonna since that day I first met her thirty-five years ago". [9] The literature about Madonna is "extensive" according to associate professor Robert Miklitsch of Ohio University, [10] and Stephen Brown from University of Ulster described "is almost mind-boggling in its abundance". [11] Pamela Church Gibson from University of the Arts London realized it saying in Fashion and Celebrity Culture (2013), "there is a veritable library of literature available" on Madonna. [12]

Biographies released about the singer include Madonna: An Intimate Biography (2002) by Taraborrelli, Madonna (2001) by Andrew Morton, Madonna: Like an Icon (2007) by Lucy O'Brien, Madonnaland (2016) by Alina Simone, Life with My Sister Madonna (2008) by her brother Christopher Ciccone and Madonna: Bawdy and Soul (1997) by Karlene Faith. Morton's biography was criticized by Madonna herself and she was also against the release of Ciccone's book, which ultimately led to a rift between the siblings. [13]

Books written in English

1980s

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Madonna: Lucky Star1985Michael MackenzieOlympic Marketing Corp94 ISBN   978-0-809-25233-6 The biography concentrated on Madonna's childhood. [14]
Madonna1985 Philip Kamin Hal Leonard Corporation 48 ISBN   978-0-863-59283-6 A photography book containing images from Madonna's tour. [15]
Madonna!1985 Mark Bego Pinnacle Books 189 ISBN   978-0-523-42576-4
OCLC   12155379 		Bego talks about Madonna's life in Detroit and New York City. [16]
[17]
Madonna1985Anton RushAnabas Books28 ISBN   978-1-850-99011-6 A board book containing Madonna's biography in words and pictures. [18]
Holiday with Madonna1985Gordon Matthews Simon & Schuster 63 ISBN   978-0-671-60375-5 Matthews analyzed Madonna as a new singer in the music business. [19]
Madonna1986 Keith Elliot Greenberg Lerner Publishing Group 40 ISBN   978-0-822-51606-4 Talks about how Madonna achieved fame and her appearances in music videos and films. [20]
Madonna: An Illustrated Biography1988Debbi Voller Omnibus Press 96 ISBN   978-0-711-91466-7
OCLC   26299920 		Analyzes Madonna's early fashion style. Another version was released in 1992. [21]
Madonna: The Biography1989 Robert Matthew-Walker Pan Books 160 ISBN   978-0-330-31482-4
OCLC   26313419 		Biography which also includes the singer's business acumen and her marriage to actor Sean Penn. [22]

1990s

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Madonna in Her Own Words1990Mick St. Michael Omnibus Press 128 ISBN   978-0-711-92139-9
OCLC   231428597 		Contains direct quotes from the singer about her career. A German version was released in 1991 by Goldmann publishers, titled Madonna: Selbstbekenntnisse. There were two other version released, one in 1999 and another in 2004. [23]
Madonna1991Marie Cahill Gallery Books 96 ISBN   978-0-831-75705-2
OCLC   51354378 		Chronicles Madonna's music and film career, her marriage to Penn and her concert tours. Another version was released in 1992 through Omnibus Press, and in 1993 a Spanish version was released, translated by Silvia Rodríguez Díaz. [24]
Madonna: Unauthorized1991 Christopher Andersen Simon & Schuster 350 ISBN   978-0-671-73532-6
OCLC   1036695644 		Includes commentary from Madonna's family, friends, former lovers, and associates. Two other versions include a Danish one (1991) and reprinted one (1992). [25]
Like a Virgin: Madonna Revealed1991Douglas Thompson Blake Publishing 240 ISBN   978-1-856-85009-4
OCLC   243771799 		Detailed information about the singer's personal relationships. Another version was released in 1992 with the name Madonna Revealed: The Unauthorized Biography. [26]
Madonna Superstar: Photographs1991 Karl Lagerfeld W. W. Norton & Company 93 ISBN   978-0-393-30766-5
OCLC   317360827 		Photography book about Madonna's career from her first album to the end of 1987. [27]
Madonna: Her Complete Story An Unauthorized Biography1991David JamesPublications International Ltd.80 ISBN   978-0-451-82246-8
OCLC   24634651 		Includes numerous unseen photographs. [28]
Madonna: The Book1992Norman King William Morrow and Company 256 ISBN   978-0-688-11916-4
OCLC   236051812 		Contains direct quotes about Madonna from academics. [29]
The Madonna Scrapbook1992Lee RandallCarol Publishing Group220 ISBN   978-0-806-51297-6
OCLC   471015357 		A scrapbook with the singer's concert pictures, album and magazine covers and spreads. [30]
Madonna Illustrated1992 Tim Riley Hyperion Books 112 ISBN   978-1-562-82983-4
OCLC   25832167 		Features more than 100 photographs with anecdotes by the author. [31]
Madonna: The Style Book1992Debbie Voller Omnibus Press 94 ISBN   978-0-711-92771-1
OCLC   877696147 		Analysis of Madonna's fashion from her early career to more sophisticated clothing. A new edition was released in 1999 covering till the Ray of Light album era styles. [23]
[32]
Madonna: Blonde Ambition1992 Mark Bego Harmony Books 308 ISBN   978-0-517-58242-8
OCLC   1036676119 		Bego conducted personal interview with the singer and her close friends for the book. American academic and social critic Camille Paglia called it the "strongest of several [Madonna] biographies" in her book, Vamps and Tramps. [17]
[33]
The Madonna Connection1993Cathy SchwichtenbergWestview Press352 ISBN   978-0-813-31396-2 Compilation of essays about Madonna. [34]
Madonnarama: Essays on Sex and Popular Culture1993Lisa Frank
Paul Smith		Cleis Press200 ISBN   978-0-939-41671-4 Margot Mifflin from Entertainment Weekly gave a positive review, saying that "with only minimal self-indulgence, Madonnarama smartly unravels [the singer's] tangled politics". [35]
Desperately Seeking Madonna: In Search of the Meaning of the World's Most Famous Woman1993Adam SextonDelta Publishing Inc316 ISBN   978-0-385-30688-1
OCLC   843023870 		Talks about Madonna's cultural impact and received positive review in Publishers Weekly . [36]
Madonna: The Early Days1993 Michael MacKenzie Worldwide Televideo Enterprise95 ISBN   978-0-963-85193-2
OCLC   30361607 		Picture book with 65 photographs of Madonna and her friends from her early days. [37]
I Dream of Madonna: Women's Dreams of the Goddess of Pop1993Kay Turner HarperCollins 127 ISBN   978-0-002-55257-8
OCLC   679573080 		Turner collected the dreams of 50 women about Madonna, accompanied by color collages. The book was described by Publishers Weekly as a Dada art project. [38]
Madonna Speaks1993 Mike Fleiss Tribune Publishers122 ISBN   978-0-941-26383-2
OCLC   29211009 		Book of Madonna quotations. [39]
Madonna Megastar: Photographs 1988–19931994 Camille Paglia Schirmer Books 136 ISBN   978-3-888-14194-2
OCLC   69107469 		Picture book with anecdotes by Paglia. [40]
Encyclopedia Madonnica1995 Matthew Rettenmund St. Martin's Griffin 207 ISBN   978-0-312-11782-5
OCLC   925163745 		Compilation structured like an encyclopedia and touches every aspect of Madonna's life, from her music career to personal relationships, film roles and books. An updated version was released in 2015. [41]
Material Girls: Making Sense of Feminist Cultural Theory1995 Suzanna Danuta Walters University of California Press 221 ISBN   978-0-520-08978-5
OCLC   248867895 		Focuses on Madonna, Murphy Brown and Thelma & Louise, with numerous case studies. [42]
Madonna: Her Story1996 Michael MacKenzie Music Sales Group96 ISBN   978-0-711-91181-9
OCLC   242525360 		The book starts with MacKenzie's favorite memory of Madonna. [37]
Guilty Pleasures: Feminist Camp from Mae West to Madonna1996Pamela Robertson Duke University Press 208 ISBN   978-0-822-31748-7
OCLC   1022823955 		Theoretical discussion of female performance and spectatorship. [43]
Madonna: Bawdy and Soul1997 Karlene Faith University of Toronto Press 226 ISBN   978-0-802-08063-9
OCLC   1011440319 		Analysis of Madonna from a feminist perspective. [44]
Madonna: The Ultimate Compendium of Interviews, Articles, Facts and Opinions From the Files of Rolling Stone1997Barbara O'Dair Hyperion Books 272 ISBN   978-0-786-88154-3
OCLC   906726278 		Collection of articles till the release of Evita (1996). [45]
[46]
The Complete Guide to the Music of Madonna1998Rikky Rooksby Omnibus Press 130 ISBN   978-0-711-96311-5
OCLC   473178131 		The author analyzed every recorded song in Madonna's catalog. An updated edition was released in 2004. [47]
The Madonna Companion: Two Decades of Commentary1999Allan Metz
Carol Benson		 Schirmer Books 312 ISBN   978-0-028-64972-6
OCLC   924775066 		A collection of journalistic and academic writing on the singer. [48]

2000s

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Madonna: An Intimate Biography 2001 J. Randy Taraborrelli Simon & Schuster 416 ISBN   978-1-416-58346-2
OCLC   1036701525 		The book received positive reviews from The Birmingham Post and London Evening Standard . There were other versions released in 2002, 2007, 2008 and 2018. [49]
[50]
[51]
Goddess: Inside Madonna2001Barbara Victor HarperCollins 432 ISBN   978-0-060-19930-2
OCLC   50446330 		Victor traveled to places inhabited by Madonna and interviewed the singer's close relatives, family members, friends and associates. [52]
[53]
Madonna: Queen of the World2001Douglas Thompson John Blake Publishing 290 ISBN   978-1-904-03410-0
OCLC   473057768 		Thompson interviewed Madonna's school friends and wrote about the singer's relationship with her father. [54]
Maximum Madonna: The Unauthorized Biography of Madonna2001 Tim Footman Chrome Dreams8 ISBN   978-1-842-40012-8
OCLC   43669528 		The audiobook was recorded at Echo Base, New Malden, Surrey and read by Laurel Lyko. [55]
Madonna 2002 Andrew Morton St. Martin's Press 256 ISBN   978-1-854-79432-1
OCLC   49043729 		Detailed about Madonna's ambitions, her relationships and her lifestyle. The author interviewed about 70 people who had known Madonna since her youth. The singer was critical of Morton contacting people about her life. [56]
[57]
[58]
Madonna as Postmodern Myth2002 Georges Claude Guilbert McFarland & Company 264 ISBN   978-0-786-41408-6
OCLC   907004351 		Analysis of Madonna's cultural significance and the way she formed her fanbase throughout the world. [59]
[60]
Madonna Style2002Carol ClerkMusic Sales Group175 ISBN   978-0-711-98874-3
OCLC   882730611 		Included Madonna's most memorable moments, her sexuality exploration, her struggles with Catholicism and her concept of motherhood. [61]
Madonna in Art2004Mem MehmetChaucer Press192 ISBN   978-1-904-95700-3
OCLC   474920267 		Pictures of the singer in art form by over a hundred artists, including Andrew Logan, Sebastian Krüger, Al Hirschfeld, and Peter Howson. [62]
Madonna's Drowned Worlds: New Approaches to Her Cultural Transformations2004Santiago Fouz-Hernández
Freya Jarman-Ivens		 Ashgate Publishing 223 ISBN   978-0-754-63372-3
OCLC   999614528 		Analysis of different topics like sexuality, ethnicity and celebrity culture through Madonna's work. [63]
Madonna: Inspirations2005Essential Works Andrews McMeel Publishing 160 ISBN   978-0-825-67289-7
OCLC   941231650 		Madonna's quotes and explanations about her work. [64]
Madonna: A Biography2007 Mary Cross Greenwood Publishing Group 152 ISBN   978-0-313-33811-3
OCLC   77575080 		The biography was described by the New York Post as a "short, concise account" of Madonna. [65]
Madonna: Like an Icon 2007 Lucy O'Brien Bantam Press 432 ISBN   978-0-060-89899-1
OCLC   226112145 		Author gave detailed analysis of the singer's music, complete with interviews she conducted with the musicians and producers who had collaborated with Madonna on her albums. [66]
Madonna: Express Yourself2007Carol Gnojewski Enslow Publishers 160 ISBN   978-0-766-02442-7
OCLC   71005751 		The book concentrated on Madonna's early life prior to arriving in New York. [67]
A Girl Called Madonna2007 Peter Robinson The Friday Project Limited48 ISBN   978-1-905-54881-1
OCLC   155689066 		Biography told through cartoons illustrated by David Whittle. [68]
From Mae to Madonna: Women Entertainers in Twentieth-Century America2008June Sochen University Press of Kentucky 256 ISBN   978-0-813-19199-7
OCLC   901100306 		Author examined the historical impact of women in the entertainment industry and American culture, including mythological figures like Eve, Mary or Lillith. [69]
Life with My Sister Madonna 2008 Christopher Ciccone Simon Spotlight Entertainment 352 ISBN   978-1-416-58762-0
OCLC   883801605 		Biography by Madonna's brother, based on his life, growing up and working with his sister. It received negative reviews, with The Guardian calling it a "misery memoir". [70]
Madonna v Guy: The Inside Story of the Most Sensational Divorce in Showbiz2009Douglas Thompson John Blake Publishing 288 ISBN   978-1-844-54791-3
OCLC   424607623 		Chronicled Madonna's life with her second husband Guy Ritchie after they were married in 2000, till the circumstances that led to their divorce in 2008. [54]

2010s

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Madonna: Entertainer2010Hal Marcovitz Chelsea House Publications 125 ISBN   978-1-604-13859-7
OCLC   908389425 		Biographical account till the release of Madonna's third greatest hits, Celebration . [71]
Are You My Guru?: How Medicine, Meditation & Madonna Saved My Life2010Wendy Shanker New American Library 304 ISBN   978-0-451-22994-6
OCLC   883359217 		Author wrote about how she was afflicted with a rare autoimmune disease, granulomatosis with polyangiitis, and how Madonna inspired her to not lose hope. [72]
Female Force: Madonna2011 C.W. Cooke
Fred Grivaud		 Bluewater Productions 32 ISBN   978-1-450-76678-4
OCLC   721823584 		Comic book about Madonna's life. [73]
[74]
Not About Madonna: My Little Pre-Icon Roommate and Other Memoirs2011Whit HillHeliotrope Books282 ISBN   978-0-983-29400-9
OCLC   759406306 		Much of the book dealt with personal memories of the author and his friendship with Madonna when they were students at the University of Michigan. [75]
Madonna and Me: Women Writers on the Queen of Pop2012Laura Barcella
Jessica Valenti 		Soft Skull Press 272 ISBN   978-1-593-76429-6
OCLC   779828857 		Talked about the singer's influence and impact on the lives of over 40 women, and her role in the feminist movement. [76]
My Madonna: My Intimate Friendship with the Blue Eyed Girl on her Arrival in New York2012Norris W. BurroughsWhimsy Literary Agency LLC124 ISBN   978-0-988-41360-3
OCLC   920474568 		Memoir about the author's relationship with Madonna when the latter was a 19 year old dancer living in New York City. [77]
Madonna: Biography of the World's Greatest Pop Singer2012Karen Lac Hyperion Books 28 ISBN   978-1-614-64619-8
OCLC   968100386 		Began with Madonna's response to a question by Dick Clark in 1984, to which the singer said she wanted to "rule the world". The biography expands on how Madonna achieved that statement. [78]
Cherish: Madonna, Like an Icon2013David FoyIvy Press160 ISBN   978-1-908-00567-0
OCLC   938134877 		A collection of more than 150 photographs. [79]
FAME: Madonna: A Graphic Novel2013C.W. Cooke Bluewater Productions 40 ISBN   978-1-467-50268-9
OCLC   939614885 		The release was part of the "Fame" comic book series. [80]
Madonna: Ambition. Music. Style2014Caroline Sullivan Carlton Publishing Group 256 ISBN   978-1-780-97563-4
OCLC   883870187 		Chronicled Madonna's career highs documented through images, and was released to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the singer's second studio album, Like a Virgin . [81]
The Mammoth Book of Madonna2015Michelle MorganRunning Press Adult512 ISBN   978-0-762-45621-5
OCLC   1023242304 		Interviews, reviews and commentary about Madonna. [82]
Madonnaland 2016 Alina Simone University of Texas Press 138 ISBN   978-0-292-75946-6
OCLC   990816619 		Biographical account of the singer and the author's analysis of music and pop culture. [83]
[84]
Madonna: Nudes +2017 Martin H. M. Schreiber ACC Publishing Group80 ISBN   978-1-851-49849-9
OCLC   988944134 		Schreiber's nude images of Madonna had become famous when they were published in Playboy magazine in 1985. The book included unpublished images by him. [85]
[86]
The Madonna of Bolton 2018 Matt Cain United Authors Publishing Ltd 416 ISBN   978-1-783-52618-5
OCLC   1013942370 		Cain accumulated money for publishing the book through crowdfunding campaigns. The story follows protagonist Charlie Matthews, who falls in love with Madonna on his ninth birthday. [87]
[88]

2020s

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Madonna: A Rebel Life2023 Mary Gabriel Little, Brown & Company 880 ISBN   978-0-316-45647-0
OCLC   1401055687 		Detailed biography. [89]

Non-English books

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherLanguagePagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Lady Madonna1986Guy Abitan
Danièle Abitan		 Corlet  [ fr ]French66 ISBN   978-2-864-18290-0
OCLC   469376599 		— [90]
Madonna1987Julia Edenhofer Bastei Lübbe German204 ISBN   978-3-404-61113-3
OCLC   74953215 		Explores her life and Madonna's re-invention of her image. [91]
Popdossier Madonna1987Alfred Bos
Tom Engelshoven
Stan Rijven		 Loeb Uitgevers Dutch143 ISBN   978-9-062-13730-5
OCLC   64714088 		— [92]
Madonna1989Elia PerboniTarga Italiana EditoreItalian163 ISBN   978-8-871-11026-4
OCLC   23120568 		Focused on criticism of Madonna's music. [93]
Das Madonna Phänomen1993 Diedrich Diederichsen KleinVerlagGerman117 ISBN   978-3-922-93009-9
OCLC   243734860 		Focused on public opinion and popularity of the singer. [94]
Madonna1993Leo TassoniIcaria EditorialSpanish159 ISBN   978-8-474-26207-0
OCLC   806506635 		— [95]
Nainen populaarikulttuurissa: Madonna ja The immaculate collection1994Tuija Modinos University of Jyväskylä Finnish124 ISBN   978-9-513-40277-8
OCLC   58126204 		Criticism of Madonna and other women in popular culture. [96]
Madonna, érotisme et pouvoir1994Michel Dion
Jean Baudrillard 		Éditions Kimé  [ fr ]French132 ISBN   978-2-908-21294-5
OCLC   655141044 		Authors focused on sex in popular culture and Madonna's influence. [97]
Madonnabilder: dekonstruktive Ästhetik in den Videobildern Madonnas1995Nicoläa Grigat Peter Lang German120 ISBN   978-3-631-49074-7
OCLC   908128209 		Talked about the singer's influences and aesthetics. [98]
Madonna: The Lady1997Lee McLaren
Virginie Gravier
Olivier Ragasol-Barbey		 Éditions du Félin  [ fr ]French249 ISBN   978-2-866-45267-4
OCLC   41132561 		Relegated Madonna as a revolutionary and her complex personality. [99]
Madonna: de vele gezichten van een popster1999Hannah Bosma
Patricia Pisters		 Prometheus Global Media Dutch204 ISBN   978-9-053-33699-1
OCLC   237360096 		Focused on the singer as a feminist. [100]
Madonna: de stem van een generatie2001Kurt Jaspers
Gust de Meyer
Dirk Timmerman		 Garant Dutch103 ISBN   978-9-044-11176-7
OCLC   902236056 		Discussion about Madonna's cultural significance. [101]
Madonna2005Anne Bleuzen K&B French144 ISBN   978-2-915-95703-7
OCLC   469946259 		Included photos taken by Helmut Newton, Wayne Maser and Peter Lindbergh. [102]
Madonna: L'icône de la Pop2006Arnaud Babion-ColletÉditions de la LaguneFrench192 ISBN   978-2-849-69011-6
OCLC   76949595 		Author interviewed people who had worked with Madonna. [103]
Madonna2006Gianluigi Valerio Coniglio Editore  [ it ]Italian145 ISBN   978-8-888-83398-9
OCLC   955589975 		Book on Madonna's discography. [104]
Madonna on stage2007Frédéric GillotteauEditions Why notFrench287 ISBN   978-2-916-61106-8
OCLC   495362866 		Included images of Madonna's concerts attended by the author. [105]
Madonna und wir : Bekenntnisse2008Kerstin Grether
Sandra Grether		 Suhrkamp Verlag German399 ISBN   978-3-518-45992-8
OCLC   236327134 		— [106]
Madonna absolument!2008Erwan ChuberreAlphée-J.-PFrench234 ISBN   978-2-753-80293-3
OCLC   227153304 		Detailed about the singer's impact on different genres of music. [107]
Mad for Madonna. La regina del pop2011 Francesco Falconi Castelvecchi Italian115 ISBN   978-8-876-15550-5
OCLC   734056262 		Author analyzed how Madonna had stayed contemporary in the music business through her image re-inventions. [108]
Madonah Ha-obesesiah Ha-Homo'it Ha-gedola Mi-Kulan2019 Doron braunshtein Lev BooksHebrew35 OCLC   1099908899 — [109]

Essays and other works

Book titleYearAuthor(s)PublisherPagesIdentifiersNotesRef(s).
Buscando a Madonna1987Enrique MedinaEditores Milton200 ISBN   978-9-506-33007-1 A novel about a girl named Lucy, who dreamt of being like Madonna. [110]
The I Hate Madonna Handbook1994Ilene Rosenzweig St. Martin's Press 210 ISBN   978-0-312-10481-8 Chronicled every negative aspect of Madonna's career. It was described by Rene Rosenzweig from People as "amusing". [111]
You Don't Know Madonna2002 Jennifer Egan Q — ISSN   0955-4955
issue 197		An essay of author's perception about Madonna that appeared in Q magazine, issue on December 15, 2002. [112]
Entrepreneurs on a dancefloor2006 Jamie Anderson
Martin Kupp		Business Strategy Review28–31 ISSN   1467-8616 An investigation about Madonna's enduring success since the perspective of strategic management, marketing and business. [113]
Madonna: Icon of Postmodernity2008Jock McGregor L'Abri 1–8 ISSN   0836-0219 An essay of author's perception about Madonna since a Christian perspective. [114]
The Neuroscience of Madonna's Enduring Success2008 Christopher Bergland Psychology Today — ISSN   0033-3107 An article by Christopher Bergland which analyzed Madonna's enduring success since the perspective of neuroscience. [115]
Madonna: Who's That Girl2010 Rodrigo Fresán RIL Editores343 ISBN   978-9-562-84782-7
OCLC   888244759 		Essay compiled in the book Domadores de Historias. Conversaciones con grandes cronistas de América Latina. It spoke about Madonna being a classic symbol of Made in USA. [116]
Madonna's "Isaac"/Madonna's Akeda—A lesson for scholars, old and young2015 David Blumenthal The Immanent Frame — OCLC   1011401653 An essay online in which David Blumenthal discuss Madonna's song "Isaac" from her album Confessions on a Dance Floor . [117]
Justify Madonna? Star, fans et genre2017François RibacTéraèdre (HAL)1–12 HAL   01672690 An article that analyzes Madonna and her fandom. [118]

Notes

  1. ↑ The list does not contain works where Madonna is the secondary theme. Hence books like Strategies for Theory: From Marx to Madonna (2003), Something in the Way She Moves: Dancing Women from Salome to Madonna (2004) and A World Made Sexy: Freud to Madonna (2007) are not included in this list. It also excludes books which mention Madonna without making her the main subject, or reference works which only list her records.
  2. ↑ Multiple editions of the same release by an author are noted with the different catalogue number in the adjoining reference against the table entry.

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Like a Prayer is the fourth studio album by American singer-songwriter Madonna, released on March 21, 1989, by Sire Records. Madonna worked with Stephen Bray, Patrick Leonard, and Prince on the album, with her co-writing and co-producing all the songs. Her most introspective release at the time, Like a Prayer is a confessional record. Madonna described the album as a collection of songs about her mother, father, and bonds with her family. It was dedicated to Madonna's mother, who died when the singer was only five.

<i>Sex</i> (book) 1992 book by Madonna

Sex is a 1992 coffee table book written by American entertainer Madonna, with photography by Steven Meisel Studio and Fabien Baron. It was edited by Glenn O'Brien and published by Warner Books, Maverick and Callaway. The book features adult content including softcore pornography and simulations of sexual acts including sadomasochism.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Don't Cry for Me Argentina</span> 1976 single by Julie Covington

"Don't Cry for Me Argentina" is a song recorded by Julie Covington for the 1976 concept album Evita, later included in the 1978 musical of the same name. The song was written and composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice while they were researching the life of Argentine leader Eva Perón. It appears at the opening of the first and second acts, as well as near the end of the show, initially as the spirit of the dead Eva exhorting the people of Argentina not to mourn her, during Eva's speech from the balcony of the Casa Rosada, and during her final broadcast.

<i>Im Breathless</i> 1990 soundtrack album by Madonna

I'm Breathless is an album by American singer and songwriter Madonna, released on May 22, 1990, by Sire Records to accompany the film Dick Tracy. The album contains three songs written by Stephen Sondheim, which were used in the film, in addition to several songs written by Madonna that were inspired by but not included in the film. Madonna starred as Breathless Mahoney alongside her then-boyfriend Warren Beatty who played the title role, Dick Tracy. After filming was complete, Madonna began work on the album, with Sondheim, producer Patrick Leonard and engineer Bill Bottrell. She also worked with producer Shep Pettibone on the album's first single, "Vogue". The album was recorded in three weeks, at Johnny Yuma Recording and Ocean Way Studios, in Los Angeles, California.

<i>The Immaculate Collection</i> 1990 greatest hits album by Madonna

The Immaculate Collection is the first greatest hits album by American singer Madonna, released on November 13, 1990, by Sire Records. It contains fifteen of her hit singles recorded throughout the 1980s, as well as two brand new tracks, "Justify My Love" and "Rescue Me". All the previously released material were reworked through the QSound audio technology, becoming the first ever album to use it. Meanwhile, the new material saw Madonna working with Lenny Kravitz and Shep Pettibone. The album's title is a pun on the Immaculate Conception, a Marian dogma of the Catholic Church.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Borderline (Madonna song)</span> 1984 single by Madonna

"Borderline" is a song by American singer Madonna from her debut self-titled studio album (1983), written and produced by Reggie Lucas. In 1982, Madonna was signed on by Sire Records for the release of two 12-inch singles; after the success of first single "Everybody", the label approved the recording of an album, and the singer decided to work with Lucas. "Borderline" is a pop song with post-disco elements whose sounds recall the music of the 1970s, while the lyrics find a woman complaining of her lover's chauvinism.

<i>Something to Remember</i> 1995 compilation album by Madonna

Something to Remember is a compilation album by American singer Madonna, released by Maverick Records on November 3, 1995. The album was conceived after a highly controversial period in Madonna's career, during which many critics speculated that her career was in decline. The compilation of ballads presented a softer image for the singer and span over a decade, including a reworked version of "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" as well as three new songs: "You'll See", "One More Chance" and a cover of Marvin Gaye's "I Want You". The singles "I'll Remember" and "This Used to Be My Playground", were also included, marking the first time these songs were featured on a Madonna album.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Madonna bibliography</span>

American entertainer Madonna has written eleven coffee table books, eleven articles in different publications and contributed a piece in a biography. She has also ventured into children's literature, writing seven picture books and twelve chapter books. Three of her books have topped The New York Times Best Seller list.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">True Blue (Madonna song)</span> 1986 single by Madonna

"True Blue" is a song by American singer Madonna from her third studio album of the same name (1986), released as the third single on September 10, 1986, by Sire Records. Written and produced by Madonna and Steve Bray, the song deals with Madonna's feelings for her then-husband Sean Penn. A dance-pop song, it features instrumentation from a rhythm guitar, a synthesizer, keyboards, and drums. The main chorus is backed by an alternate one, incorporating a chord progression generally found in doo-wop music.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Like a Prayer (song)</span> 1989 single by Madonna

"Like a Prayer" is a song by American singer Madonna from her 1989 fourth studio album of the same name. It was released as the album's lead single on March 3, 1989, by Sire Records. Written and produced by both Madonna and Patrick Leonard, the song heralded an artistic and personal approach to songwriting for Madonna, who believed that she needed to cater more to her adult audience. Thematically, the song speaks about a passionate young girl in love with God, who becomes the only male figure in her life.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Rescue Me (Madonna song)</span> 1991 single by Madonna

"Rescue Me" is a song by American singer Madonna from her first greatest hits album, The Immaculate Collection (1990). Written and produced by Madonna and Shep Pettibone, the song was released as the second single from The Immaculate Collection on February 26, 1991, in the United States, and as the third single on April 7 in the United Kingdom. A dance-pop and gospel-house track, the song is accompanied by the sound of thunder and rain, with the lyrics talking of romantic love rescuing the singer.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">You'll See</span> 1995 single by Madonna

"You'll See" is a song by American singer Madonna from her ballads compilation, Something to Remember (1995). She wrote and produced the song with Canadian musician David Foster. "You'll See" was released on October 23, 1995, by Maverick Records as the lead single from the album. An acoustic pop ballad, "You'll See" features instrumentation from percussion, tremolo guitar and piano, while lyrically it speaks of independence after the end of a love affair.

"Sooner or Later" is a song recorded by the American singer Madonna from her soundtrack album I'm Breathless. Written by American composer Stephen Sondheim and produced by Madonna and Bill Bottrell, the song was used in the parent film, Dick Tracy. "Sooner or Later" was composed to evoke the theatrical nature and style of the film. A 1930s-style jazz ballad with piano, drum, double bass, and horns, the track conjures up the atmosphere of a smoky nightclub. Madonna sings in her lowest register accompanied by a variable pitch.

<i>Madonna: An Intimate Biography</i> 2001 book by J. Randy Taraborrelli

Madonna: An Intimate Biography is a book by American author J. Randy Taraborrelli, chronicling the life of American singer Madonna. The book was released in April 2001 by Sidgwick & Jackson in the United Kingdom, and in the United States by Simon & Schuster in August 2001. Taraborrelli first considered writing the book in 1990, but, realizing the project might be premature in respect to Madonna's fledgling career, set it aside. He began writing the book in 1996, when Madonna gave birth to her daughter Lourdes.

<i>Madonna</i> (book) Book by Andrew Morton

Madonna is a biography by English author Andrew Morton, chronicling the life of American recording artist Madonna. The book was released in November 2001 by St. Martin's Press in the United States and by Michael O'Mara Books in the United Kingdom. Morton decided to write a biography on Madonna in 2000. The release was announced in April 2001 by St. Martin's Press. President and publisher Sally Richardson described the biography to contain details about Madonna's ambitions, her relationships and her lifestyle.

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