BOOK, Non Fiction, “Drawing Blood”, Molly Crabapple, 338 Pages, Hardcove…

I try to capture the essence of the books that I list in the pictures provided. Take a peek👱🏻‍♀️ BOOK Hardcover with Jacket NWT, old stock Title: Drawing Blood Non-fiction An unforgettable memoir of the years between 9/11 and the Occupy movement—in New York City and around the world—by the renowned artist and journalist Author: Molly Crabapple 338 Pages 30 Chapters I included in the pictures: Cover Inside Flap Introduction (4 pages) Chapter 1 (6 pages) Back Flap Back of Book Where there aren't words, there are beautiful illustrations. A few reviews: Drawing Blood is such an engaging read that I couldn’t put the book down until I had devoured all of its contents and yet, there were so many lines and passages to savor and to reread, so many artworks by Molly to let your eyes linger over. This may not be an art catalogue but it’s probably the most beautifully illustrated memoir I’ve ever read. Some passages I had read in the reviews or articles by Molly over the past week but they were even more enjoyable the second time around placed in context and elaborated on more fully. ***** Molly Crabapple is a badass who has lived a lot of life. I picked up this book because I know her essays, which are sharp and imaginative, though Drawing Blood focuses more on her path as a visual artist. The most striking parts of this memoir are about what it means to be a woman: being alone in your own body, finding the raw strength that transforms that vulnerability into power. ****