Eyes Closed

An SDM Literary Work

Eyes Closed

An examination of John Lennon's assassination, the events surrounding his death and the questions that have persisted ever since.

On 8 December 1980, John Lennon was murdered outside his New York home. The crime shocked the world and left a legacy of grief, fascination and speculation. Eyes Closed revisits the assassination, examining the known events and the questions surrounding one of music's most infamous tragedies.

Nonfiction Book True CrimeInvestigative Nonfiction New York City, USA

Manuscript StatusComplete
FormatNonfiction Book
Word Count76300
SettingNew York City, USA

About the Work

On 8 December 1980, John Lennon was murdered outside his New York home. The crime shocked the world and left a legacy of grief, fascination and speculation. Eyes Closed revisits the assassination, examining the known events and the questions surrounding one of music's most infamous tragedies.

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GenreTrue Crime, Investigative Nonfiction
PublicationUnpublished
FormatNonfiction Book
LocationNew York City, USA
Rights statusWorldwide Available

What Makes This Work Distinctive

A globally recognisable cultural figure, a notorious historical crime and an investigative approach to one of music history's most consequential tragedies.

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