Sharon Tate Volume 2 is one of only a handful of presentable biographies of Sharon available to the general public. The book's theme focuses solely on this colorful and historical person of the 20th century. In the past, publications, movies, television, Internet platforms, fans, or admirers never managed to quite get an all-in-one glimpse into Sharon Tate the person.
Sharon Tate Volume 2 is a book in two parts. Part 1 brings Sharon to life all in one place, reviewing and commenting on interesting details, striking coincidences, and documentation of her rise to fame in greater detail than ever before. Locations of Sharon's popular photographs appear within. The debunking of patently infantile legends, folklore and outright lies including the infamous death premonition claim puts these distractions in their proper place in favor of a set of oddities that show the work of providence in her life. Part 2 catalogs her entire professional acting career in television and motion pictures, her family, home movies, and thousands of photographs with 107 verified professional photographers. For the first time, Sharon's entire visual portfolio is brought under control. It accounts for every residence of her 26 years of life. There is an ever-present timeline that carries the reader along as if right there with Sharon as she grows up, moves to different parts of the world, studies acting, and eventually becomes a favorite of cameras and motion pictures throughout Europe and the United States.
Sharon Tate Volume 2 is also the first attempt at an evidentially-based chronology of Sharon's life that leverages techniques adapted from modern information theory. Readers can follow along with coordinates appended to some of her outdoor photographs. There are hundreds of previously unknown facts and figures about Sharon's life. Readers will acquire knowledge of Sharon Tate as a person or at least feel they know her better. An analysis of her life will show that Sharon was providentially destined to become an actress and one of the most photographed women in the world. Overnight, what happy knowledge the public had of Sharon was displaced by a persistent, morbid curiosity. The situation essentially left Sharon Tate frozen in time until the dawn of the 21st century.
In 2000, a significant biography about Sharon Tate's life appeared in print by Greg King. In 2010, George E. Smith began a series of collectible Sharon Tate books spanning a decade, centered on Sharon Tate. In 2014, Sharon's sister Debra Tate published Sharon Tate Recollection. Until these developments, the story of Sharon Tate's life remained eclipsed. In 2016, Ed Sanders published Sharon Tate: A Life, a book centered on describing Sharon's life. In late 2018 a peculiar monograph appeared, Sharon Tate Campaign Plan MMXX. The book reworked the American psyche problem to a proposed end-state, identifying obstacles involved with reintroducing Sharon Tate to the American public. In 2019 alone, five movies with Sharon Tate as a main character appeared along with a surge in renewed public interest. Sharon Tate is not only made alive as much as possible, but presented in a new way as discoveries continue to emerge. Dedicated to Sharon's dad LTC Paul J. Tate(*1922-+2005) it is the campaign plan's proof of concept. Volume 2 is Sharon Tate... like you have never seen her before.
Smith, George E.: - George E. Smith remembers Sharon Tate from the 1960s and has been a dedicated Sharon Tate fan and collector since 1972. He became a well-known and sought out expert on Sharon Tate's last residence, 10050 Cielo Drive, with many media-rich content contributions to news sources, museums, and periodicals attributable to him. George E. Smith falls within the Sharon Tate purist category.
Walker, Michael A.: - Dr. Michael A. Walker retired in 2015 as a highly decorated US Army Colonel.
