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A hybrid memoir / art book, with an introduction by New York Times Bestselling author Barbara Kingsolver. In 130 ink-and-watercolor drawings, the story of one year on a family farm in Kentucky unfolds in captured moments of daily life: Donahue chopping wood, a cow sniffing her head, her daughter tending to goats after a hard…
Marvel’s world-famous Cinematic Universe is set in an alternate reality called Earth 616. The Secret Origin of Earth 616, reveals how it came to be. David always wanted to be a writer for Marvel Comics when he was a child. Find out how he fulfilled that dream and how his stories of Captain Britain spawned…
“If there’s a more thoroughly brilliant and exciting new writer than Blake Butler . . . well, there just isn’t.” –Dennis Cooper From Blake Butler, one of the most challenging young writers of our time and the acclaimed author of the novel There Is No Year, comes a thrillingly wide-ranging and provocative book about insomnia–from…
You don’t have it all figured out-what if that’s the point? In her literary In her literary debut, Bella Scipione explores love, loss, identity, and self-discovery in this collection of memoir-in-essays, Love Letters from a 20-Something. Each essay is about existing in the in-between: between certainty and doubt, wanting more and not knowing exactly what…
Stranger Danger takes you on a riveting ride of the Los Angeles juvenile justice and foster care systems through the eyes and experiences of sixteen-year-old, Charity. Charity is a bright and studious girl who wants nothing more than to escape into the fantasy world of her favorite novels. However, she finds herself entangled in a…
Amaris Feland Ketcham starts her daily diary comic without knowing anything about the cancer diagnosis awaiting her partner. Yet even in the thick of his tests and surgeries, she chronicles her cats and her meals, they take hikes, and the world-at-large somehow continues on. This graphic memoir shares the ups and downs of their cancer…
Kat has no responsibilities and nothing to tie her down. She’d graduated university with no plans. She was an artist, but hadn’t drawn in five years. She was lost. And she’d been avoiding admitting to herself something that all of those around her knew: that her boyfriend, Richard, has some serious problems with alcohol. Looking…
An intimate and moving graphic memoir by cartoonist Nate Fakes, dedicated to his stepdad Ron, a larger-than-life personality who gradually becomes affected by a rare form of dementia. Editor’s Picks, Honorable Mention at Publishers Weekly‘s US Book Show “A Fade of Light is a rare story that is both deeply heartbreaking and heartwarming. Nate Fakes…
Ariel Schrag continues her tumultuous passage through high school in the second book of her acclaimed series of frank, insightful, and painfully honest autobiographical graphic novels. Written during the summer following her junior year at Berkeley High School in California, Potential recounts Ariel’s first real relationship and first-time love with a girl, her quest to…
Funny Misshapen Body is the story of Jeffrey Brown’s evolution as a cartoonist, from his youthful obsession with superhero comics to his disillusionment with fine art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Drawn with Brown’s scratchy, spare, trademark style, Funny Misshapen Body resonates with true-to-life observations on love, fear, and ambition. Through…
A collection of funny, poignant, and autobiographical short stories, Little Things looks at the aspects of daily life — friendship, illness, death, work, crushes, love, jealousy, and fatherhood — we take for granted. As each story loops into others, Jeffrey Brown shows how the smallest andseemingly most insignificant parts of everyday life can end up…
Synopsis: This is a book that covers the first 15 years of my life that molded me into who I am today. Autobiography: I am a retired business consultant in Human Resources and Process Improvement. I previously published a book, entitled “Evolved.
Acaso creéis que vuestra vida es muy distinta..?En este libro, la autora decidió encarnar a Maire Ferrec, una joven francesa, con cierta personalidad inquieta, algo perturbada y autodestructiva, pero con un claro objetivo.Desde las costas de California, el personaje se convertirá en la autora de su novela autobiográfica. Y en un relato demoledor, sin tapujos,…
In “Dumb Things I’m Glad I Did”, Michael Engstrom invites you to take a hilarious and heartfelt trip down memory lane as he shares his collection of short stories and adventures from his high school and college days. From wild parties to silly pranks, this book is filled with entertaining tales that remind us of…
At the end of the 19th century Finland is a dark and repressive place. Pacifist and political dissenter Karl Johan Back is conscripted to fight for the Russian despots that occupy his country. In 1899 he flees to an untamed land on the far side of the world. Finding refuge on ridges overlooking the Byron…
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