Why people recommend it
Passing for Human is a deeply personal graphic memoir by Liana Finck that explores themes of identity, creativity, and fitting into the world. On The Book Review podcast in an episode titled The Birth of the Animal Rights Movement released on July 18, 2024, host Pamela Paul shared her enthusiasm for the title. Paul noted that it was a book she had been meaning to read for a very long time because she was a huge fan of the author. This personal connection to the creator's broader body of work highlighted the anticipation surrounding the memoir and underscored its unique place within contemporary graphic literature. The host's remarks conveyed a genuine appreciation for the author's distinctive artistic and literary voice, drawing listeners into the appeal of the illustrated storytelling found within the pages. By discussing her long-standing intention to read the work, the host emphasized the lasting curiosity and strong reputation that the author commands among literary enthusiasts and followers of graphic memoirs alike.
Who recommended it
- Pamela Paul Recommended
Pamela Paul — 1 mention
“and it's a book I've been meaning to read for a long time because I'm a huge fan of the author lyanna Fink and that book is called passing for human”
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Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“she is a cartoonist and author whose books include passing for human a graphic Memoir and excuse me cartoons complaints and notes to self”