The Strange, Lonely Childhood of Neko Case
Briefly

Neko Case, a prominent figure in indie rock known for her work with the New Pornographers and her solo career, dives into her life experiences in her new memoir, "The Harder I Fight the More I Love You." Through her childhood with teenage parents and her search for belonging in the music scenes of the American Northwest, Case provides insight into her haunting lyrics that often weave complex narratives featuring unusual characters. In discussions surrounding her memoir, she tackles themes of identity, gender, and the challenges of creating art in today's streaming era.
In her memoir, Neko Case reveals the complexity of her early life, blending her experiences with her artistry while touching on themes of forgiveness and identity.
Case discusses her unique approach to songwriting, highlighting how her lyrics often explore deep emotional themes through unusual narratives and characters.
Read at The Atlantic
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