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1 day ago · Alison Bechdel, a cartoonist, is credited with popularising that test in the 1980s by incorporating her friend Liz Wallace’s test about gender representation in film into a comic strip.
21 hours ago · by Alison Bechdel. Add Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir to your reading list! Available on OverDrive, it follows the author becoming the artist her mother wanted to be. It paints a portrait of her mom: a woman who loved reading, music and acting but was also unhappily married to a closeted gay man.
3 days ago · Many of them have been banned, whether by governments, schools or libraries. Yet several of those that Taylor is teaching this year — most notably, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi and Fun Home by Alison Bechdel — have also been reproduced successfully on film, stage or television; indeed, they have become modern classics.
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3 days ago · Alison Bechdel, a cartoonist, is credited with popularizing that test in the 1980s by incorporating her friend Liz Wallace’s test about gender representation in film into a comic strip. The test asks if a movie includes at least two female characters who have a conversation about something other than a man.
1 day ago · Alison Bechdel, a cartoonist, is credited with popularizing that test in the 1980s by incorporating her friend Liz Wallace's test about gender representation in film into a comic strip.
21 hours ago · When Alison Bechdel received a coveted MacArthur Award for her best-selling graphic memoir Fun Home, it heralded the acceptance of LGBTQ+ comics in American culture. From DIY underground comix scene to mainstream acceptance, meet five smart and funny queer comics artists whose uncensored commentary left no topic untouched and explored art as a ...
21 hours ago · Here’s a curated list of must-read LGBTQ+ books by Canadian authors that you should add to your reading list. 1. **”Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic” by Alison Bechdel**. Though Alison Bechdel is American, her graphic memoir is highly influential in LGBTQ+ literature and has had a significant impact on Canadian readers and authors alike.
