Tag: Memoir
Feeding Ghosts by Tessa Hulls wins Pulitzer Prize for Memoir
With Feeding Ghosts, Tessa Hulls has become only the second graphic novelist to win a Pulitzer Prize - and the first to win in a regular category
Graphic Nonfiction Review: GINSENG ROOTS is Craig Thompson’s triumphant return to graphic memoir
Ginseng Roots offers a heady blend of graphic memoir, journalism, and societal history, using a medicinal root as its guiding theme.
EXCLUSIVE: Read an excerpt from Rob Kirby’s MARRY ME A LITTLE
The graphic memoir recounts the story of Kirby and his longtime partner in the days after the legalization of same-sex marriage.
INTERVIEW: Eric Orner talks SMAHTGUY and the story of Barney Frank
An exercise in making public policy interesting!
PREVIEW: Christophe Chabouté’s YELLOW CAB adapts Benoît Cohen’s NYC memoir
The graphic novel adaptation follows French filmmaker Cohen as he pursues a new career as a New York City cab driver.
Sofia Warren makes her graphic novel debut with RADICAL memoir from Top Shelf
The memoir follows Sofia Warren's time embedded in the office of a Democratic Socialist New York State senator.
EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT: Let your mind wander with Tori Sharp’s JUST PRETEND
The graphic memoir explores the role that stories have played in Sharp's life.
INTERVIEW: Glenn Head discusses his new memoir, CHARTWELL MANOR
Cartoonist Glenn Head discusses his process in putting together CHARTWELL MANOR, and the experience of putting his story down on paper.
INTERVIEW: Abraham Riesman on parsing truth from fiction for his new Stan Lee biography...
In part 1 of a candid interview about his Stan Lee biography, journalist Abraham Riesman shared insight into his exhaustive research process into the life of a beloved and controversial comics legend.
REVIEW: MY LIFE IN PLANTS is a sweet, meditative memoir
The book recounts the author’s life, plant-by-plant.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Silver Wire’ and ‘The American Dream’ search for meaning in history
Kriota Willberg and Shing Yin Khor examine the remnants of the past that sit silently in the present.
