Tag: Memoir
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.
INTERVIEW: The Journey is the Draw in I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES TO WORK...
Part memoir, part travelogue, and all lushly drawn, I MOVED TO LOS ANGELES is simply a wonderful book for those who want to learn the finer details of the animation industry.
INTERVIEW: A Witness to Addiction, Angst, and Art in JARRETT J. KROSOCZKA’s Intimate Memoir...
No matter the context, heroin addiction is an incredibly painful subject. The curse of heroin is that it is not a solitary drug. Everyone who comes into contact with this most potent opioid--from users...
