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Dirty Blonde is a forthcoming memoir book by rock musician and actress Courtney Love. The release is set to fall 2006 and the publishing will be done by Faber & Faber. It will contain journal entries, letters, poetry, song lyrics, childhood entries, show fliers, photographies and notes.Some preview highlights include a suicide-note-like apology letter addressed to deceased husband Kurt Cobain and daughter Frances Been written on a Los Angeles' Sunset Marquis Hotel letterhead, saying that "I love you. Please forgive me. ... You are both too beautiful for me. I love you forever"; and a bitter note, realizing that she is "a public figure unhappy with my share of the American dream. There can only be one reason for this. I am on drugs, and have the morals and mentality of a cartoon character. What did I want after all??", next to a 1976 rejection letter from the New Mickey Mouse Club for "Coco Rodriguez", a name she adopted while living with stepfather Frank Rodriguez. The show was looking for "youngsters who have exceptional singing, dancing, or musical ability, with a marked degree of performance experience," and, as a consolation prize for not qualifying, a picture of Mickey Mouse was sended to her.Between the gems, there are also a 1979 report from Hillcrest School who documents Love as screaming and swearing about bugs ("Refused to be reasonable, [...] She became louder and more insistent") and heartbreaking texts about her late husband's suicide, like an April 17, 1994 journal entry ("Exactly one month ago today was the last time I made love with my husband. I cooked him dinner. We spent four hours in the playroom with Frances. We saw 'Schindler's List.' It made us frightened for life and we saw the value of life. Our convictions we defined until 4 a.m. and we fell asleep in each other's arms and woke up that way in the morning") and one note admiting that "[Kurt's 1993 alcohol and Rohypnol overdose in] Rome was a huge cover-up", meaning that it was actually a suicide attempt
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