Sweet Little Cunt: The Graphic Work of Julie Doucet

(Paperback)

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Galleys in April

Multiple giveaways, Goodreads, Amazon & Library Thing

Small Tour and Academic Events

Galleys at ALA Annual

Excerpts in TCJ, The Beat, The Quietus, Bitch Magazine

Multiple Interviews: Inkstuds, Studygroup

Festival Appearances

Reviews

Praise for Body Horror: Scary as fuck and liberating ... Moore connects the dots that you did not even think were on the same page.--Viva la Feminista Sharp, shocking, and darkly funny, the essays in this sapient collection ... expose the twisted logic at the core of Western capitalism and our stunted understanding of both its violence and the illnesses it breeds. ... Brainy and historically informed, this collection is less a rallying cry or a bitter diatribe than a series of irreverent and ruthlessly accurate jabs at a culture that is slowly devouring us.--Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW The metaphor that centers the collection ... is captured in a comically macabre way by the book's cover art, which combines freak-show graphics with a punk-zine sensibility. And it is that extra edge, that bizarro brio, that makes this collection resonate long after the political harangue has faded. ... By audaciously linking her disparate Body Horrors to a larger construct -- more complex even than her own immune system, more menacing than mere patriarchy -- Moore allows her essays, each plenty feisty its own right, to punch significantly above their individual weight. Whether one is ready in real life to attribute everything from Crohn's disease to Pacific Time to the machinations of the market, Moore's arguments land with force enough to make even the marginally politicized reader think.--Los Angeles Review of Books [D]evastating in its unwillingness to flinch ... Body Horror is an incredible, touching, intelligent collection that looks beyond what's comfortable to examine what is true.--Foreword (5 Star Review)

Author Bio

Anne Elizabeth Moore is an award-winning journalist, best-selling comics anthologist, and internationally lauded cultural critic. Called one of the sharpest thinkers and cultural critics bouncing around the globe today byRazorcake,a 'general phenom' by theChicago Reader,and "a critic" by the New YorkTimes,Moore hasalso been named fun byFastCompany, a rad writer byTime Out New York-Kids,and a notable underground author by theOnion. Her bookUnmarketablewas namedBest Book of 2007 byMother Jones.Body Horroris on the Nonfiction Shortlist for the 2017 Chicago Review of Books Nonfiction Award and was named a Best Book of 2017 by the Chicago Public Library.Cambodian Grrrlreceived a 2012 Lowell Thomas Award for Travel Journalism.Threadbaremade the 2016 Tits & Sass list of "Best Investigative Reporting on Sex Work." Moore'sessays "Reimagining the National Border Patrol Museum (and Gift Shop)" and "17 Theses on the Edge" were honorable mentions inBest American Non-Required Reading(2008 and 2010, respectively). Her work in comics has received Harvey and Eisner Award nominations and appeared on several bestseller lists. She is the former editor of seminal, award-winningPunk Planetand the founding editor of theBest American Comics,which continues to be a New YorkTimesbestselling title.She has exhibited work in the Whitney Biennial in New York; in Leipzig, Phnom Penh, Berlin, Tbilisi, Lisbon, and Vienna; and in a solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. She has been honored to receive a National Endowment for the Arts Award, a UN Press Fellowship, a USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Fellowship, and two Fulbright Scholarships. She teaches at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the College for Creative Studies. She was born in Winner, SD and in 2016, was awarded afellowship in Detroit's unique Write A House program. She resides there with her cat.