i am so glad zoe thorogood is alive.

this memoir was incredible. the deadpan humor was witty, and it always hit. from the art mediums changing consistently, to the story telling, everything in this little memoir was phenomenal. i've never read a graphic novel (or even a normal novel in general) that made me feel the way i did when i read this.

there's something about thorogood's way of story telling that makes it different from other peoples, but so enjoyable. if i could consume all of her work at once, i would, but i've noticed this is really her only big work, which is shocking since it's so good.