Sting and Religion
- 236 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The book delves into the poignant connection between Sting and his late mother, Audrey, set against the backdrop of his 1987 album, Nothing like the Sun. It explores the emotional weight of the album's creation, particularly as it coincided with Audrey's passing. The cover photo, taken on Montserrat, captures Sting's somber reflection near a statue of Mary, highlighting personal themes of loss and memory. Through an insightful interview, Sting reveals the significance of this imagery, despite his mother's lack of a direct connection to Mary.
