Maririn Manson Jiden: Jigoku Kara No Kikan

His memoir delves into some dark and personal moments—I'm curious what motivated him to open up about these experiences so honestly.

The book seems to focus heavily on Manson's internal struggles rather than just the spectacle of fame. How did that perspective change the way you viewed his story?

Considering the breadth of his experiences, I wonder what guided the choices about what to reveal and what to keep private.