Condition:. New. There may be minor shelf wear from display and there is a price sticker on it. MOLLY CRABAPPLE Advance praise for DRAWING BLOOD About the author Molly Crabapple is an artist and writer in New York. Her memoir, Drawing Blood, was published by HarperCollins in 2015. Brothers of the Gun, her illustrated collaboration with Syrian war journalist Marwan Hisham, will be published by One World/Penguin Random House in May 2018. Her reportage has been published in the New York Times, New York Review of Books, The Paris Review, Vanity Fair, The Guardian, VICE, and elsewhere. She has been the recipient of a Yale Poynter Fellowship, a Front Page Award, and a Gold Rush Award, and shortlisted for a Frontline Print Journalism Award. She is often asked to discuss her work chronicling the conflicts of the 21st Century, and has appeared on All In with Chris Hayes, Amanpour, NPR, BBC News, PRI, and more. The New Yorker described her 2017 mural "The Bore of Babylon" as "a terrifying amalgam of Hieronymus Bosch, Honor Daumier, and Monty Pythons Flying Circus. Her art is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Rubin Museum of Art and the New York Historical Society. Reviews "A fascinating strange story, an important if imperfect critique of one womans life and of the larger world: Drawing Blood is an honest effort gorgeously rendered. This book and its author are not perfect. Who is? I finished this book feeling like Id made a friend, something only possible with human beings, not saints. The Molly Crabapple I felt like I came to know off these pages is vulnerable, self-doubting, loyal and loving, smart and stylish. I love her, and I love this book."- Pages of Julia Drawing Blood is packed with enough energy and edge to make Patti Smiths Just Kids seem like a field trip to DisneylandCandid, earthy, romantic, funny, omnivorous... A portrait of a tough woman winning (finally) in a tough profession in the toughest of cities -- Shelf Awareness Crabapple is smart and wicked and wicked smart, a master of imagery and perception, and so her art always works on multiple levels. So too the book. Shes not afraid to provide contradictory thoughts and feelings. Drawing Blood might be the sexiest thing you read this year. -- Daily Beast This beautiful book, generously graced with so many illustrations, is artfully designed and fun to browse for the images aloneBut Crabapples tight, vibrant, jabbing prose, and prescient asides are the reason to buy this work. Her narrative is well-crafted, expertly told, and completely compelling. -- Seattle Times Book Review The book reads like a notebook of New York, a cultural history of a certain set. Filtered through her eyes, we see 9/11, the aftermath of the crash, Occupy Wall Street, Hurricane Sandy and onward... [Crabapple is] a new model for this centurys young woman. -- New York Times Book Review Celebrated New York journalist Crabapple is also one of Americas best, most original artists. Her memoir tells the story of her remarkable life, from her days modeling for Suicide Girls to her groundbreaking Dr. Sketchys Anti-Art School and her work with Occupy Wall Street. -- Mens Journal
