Adrian Tomine’s Q&A featured in LitHub’s most anticipated titles

I first met Tomine’s work through The New Yorker, where he’s a resident cartoonist. His graphic shorts look closely at the day to day indignities entailed by modern living, and I find him to be a profound and truthful bard of alienation and ennui. In this new collection, he spills trade secrets about his practice, process, and preferred tools as an artist. Readers can expect panel drafts, musings, and some personal history, rendered in Tomine’s “meticulous brand of madness.” –BA