A perceptive and thoughtful article from Mike Dunham appeared in the Alaska News Dispatch on "My Degeneration" putting it into the larger context of the Graphic Medicine genre. The article yielded the following "... the book presents much of the trauma in
the garb of absurd humor. Dunlap-Shohl devotes several panels to
recounting how nervous or insensitive doctors broke bad news to
patients. Some of their manners were so crude that they seem drawn from
the sad, wicked comedy of Vonnegut or Balzac." To which I can only say "Thank you".
(Worries to self about raising expectations sky-high, then remembers, Mike likely the only living person in Western Hemisphere to have read any Balzac.)
Showing posts with label Parkinson's Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parkinson's Graphic Novel. Show all posts
Saturday, December 12, 2015
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
As Promised, a book update
Rather than blowing off blogging while concentrating on the shiny new project of converting my other blog "Off and On" into a can't-miss graphic novel, I promised to update you guys on how the work was progressing. So here's a new page. I'm up to 16. Feedback, agent inquiries and publishers welcome.
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