Courtney Love is releasing her autobiography this fall. The 288-page Dirty Blonde: The Diaries Of Courtney Love was written as an "impromptu memoir" according to MTV.com, which got a sneak peek at four pages of the book. Far from a traditional biography, Dirty Blonde is a mix of letters, poems, journal entries, song lyrics, fliers from concerts, zines and pictures.

Included is a 1976 rejection letter from The New Mickey Mouse Club, which Love applied to under the name "Coco Rodriguez," and a school report from 1979 stating that Love "refused to be reasonable" and "became louder and more insistent."