This review in the New York Times one is the best yet! It appears in the print edition on Sunday Dec. 1st.
“This emotionally nuanced and visually stunning biography, illustrated in deft pencil strokes colored with moody shades of blue and featuring an insightful introduction written by Alison Bechdel, is the latest venture from the Center for Cartoon Stories…”
This fall (2019) I am joining the faculty at the Center for Cartoon Studies, that offers a two-year MFA and certificate program in creating comics. It’s so exciting to come out of my hermit cave and to be a part of this community dedicated to providing the highest quality of education to students interested in creating visual stories.
Not Actually the Center for Cartoon Studies!
This is Roe Head School where Charlotte Brontë studied and taught. If only they had offered comics as a subject—would we be reading Jane Eyre the graphic novel?
I wore out my fingers counting syllables for this series of true-to-life haiku.
Vermont's only free femme Alt Comics newspaper, The Ladybroad Ledger, published in two recent issues these comics by me and my daughter Helen (age 11).
The LadyBroad Ledger is a twice annual publication to promote comics and comic art by femme Vermont cartoonists, and was founded by Stephanie Zuppo.
