Brooklyn Vegan — As mentioned, Morrissey has written his first novel, List of the Lost. We still don't know what it's about, but it will be out via Penguin on paperback only on September 24 in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. No word... more info

Stereogum — In a long sit-down interview with Larry King last week, Morrissey addressed a great many topics including his disappointment with Barack Obama. On the subject of Obama, Morrissey had this to say: “Obama, is he white inside? That’s a very logical ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Sunday night at FYF Fest had an unexpected charge of urgency from its headliners. more info

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Stereogum — FYF Fest took over LA’s Memorial Sports Arena this past weekend, with headlining sets from Morrissey and Kanye West (who joined the bill after Frank Ocean dropped out and was joined onstage by Rihanna and Travis Scott) alongside a smattering of oth... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Coming two years after his Autobiography, Morrissey will release his first novel this fall. Titled List of the Lost, it will be published by Penguin Books in the UK at the end of September. The publisher hasn't given an... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Morrissey's debut novel List of the Lost will be published next month in the UK. Pitchfork is counting down the 200 best songs of the 1980s. Midnight Breakfast interviewed FSG editor Emily Bell. SPIN profiled singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe. The Rump... more info

The Independent — His debut memoir Autobiography was an instant Penguin Classic – and now Morrissey has confirmed his next literary venture will be published in the next month. more info

Stereogum — Nearly two years after the release of his memoir Autobiography, Morrissey has announced the release of his debut novel, List Of The Lost. It’ll be out late next month via Penguin Books UK, but there is no word yet of a US release. We first heard at... more info

Stereogum — Two days before L.A.’s FYF Fest kicks off on Saturday, one of the headliners has pulled out. Surprisingly, it isn’t Morrissey. According to a press release, Frank Ocean has “decided on his own terms to cancel his appearance,” with Kanye West ... more info