"Ten Imaginary Years" Barbarian/Sutherland/Smith

[mooki]

This is a great book.. .seems much more indepth than Never Enough, although it doesn't go over Disintegration and anything after it.

I would love to see Robert's words about Disintegration, as in depth they get in Ten Imaginary Years

[Ulrich]

This is a great book.. .seems much more indepth than Never Enough

Yes, it's much better. I bought this in 1989 and it added to my "obsession" with The Cure. 
Even today, I like to re-read things, e.g. to quote something from this book here in the forum if apt.

Sadly, the follow-up "More Imaginary Years" which was talked about around the release of "Galore" (1997), never materialised, does anyone know why? 

[Sodoura]

Do they ever think of the younger fans? xD I think not because I SO NEED this book and it's never been re-realeased as it says while I'm reading through this thread.

[Ulrich]

Try "Never Enough" by Jeff Apter, which is closest to a decent "Cure biography" in recent years...
(I think there is a re-issue, which omits the mistakes of the first edition.)