Art and Madness

Art and MadnessBy: Anne Roiphe Coming of age on Park Avenue in the 1950s, Anne Roiphe had an adolescence entrenched in privilege, petticoats, and social rules. Young women at the time were expected to give up personal freedom for devotion to home and children. Instead, Roiphe chose Beckett, Proust, Sartre, and Mann as her heroes, and became one of the girls draped across the sofa at parties with George Plimpton, Norman Mailer, and William Styron, sometimes with her

Ottilie and Eterna continue their covert investigation into the Church of Origin and the savage experiments they’ve been performing in secret

A 2025 CBC Best Children's Book of the Year selection

"This book will appeal to readers of all ages

humour and quirky illustrations

Nothing about Kess Pedrock’s life is normal

though: He’d take death over being forced to warm Vegas’s bed

has certainly been through a lot over the years but nothing quite compares to this

and when enough has accumulated–in a moment of recognition

By: Larry Gonick     Here's a new installment of the phenomenal  bestseller that Publishers Weekly  selected as one of the twelve graphic books of all  time

rules over a realm to which he has restored order after a violent revolution

Smash is their stepsister - and she isn't too happy about it

and have given faces to the victims