ZYGGYOLOGIA: LA BREVE HISTORIA DE DAVID BOWIE Y ZIGGY STARDUST is a compelling essay by Simon Goddard that examines one of the most influential myths in contemporary culture: the creation of Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie. Through a rigorous yet engaging approach, the author reconstructs the origins and evolution of this iconic persona that reshaped the landscape of popular music.

The book unfolds as a work of cultural archaeology, tracing the diverse influences behind Ziggy—from Elvis Presley and Iggy Pop to kabuki theatre, the cinema of Stanley Kubrick, and the writings of H. G. Wells. These references reveal how Bowie crafted a groundbreaking artistic identity, both alien and deeply human.

With a rich and immersive narrative, the text also reflects on the rise and fall of Ziggy, offering insights into identity, fame, and artistic creation. An essential volume for those interested in art, music, and 20th-century visual culture.