Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Annie West is an award-winning illustrator and cartoonist. Reared on Ronald Searle, Saul Steinberg and Spike Milligan, Annie graduated from Dun Laoghaire School of Art (IADT) with a degree in TV Production Design. There followed a decade working in the art department on movies, TV and music videos for RTĂ, Channel Four, Robert Plant, and the Hothouse Flowers to name but a few. She edited and illustrated Yeats in Love, an illustrated, semi-fictional account of WB Yeatsâ obsessive yet ultimately fruitless pursuit of Maud Gonne (New Island, 2014), What If? A Chronicle of What Might Have Been (New Island, 2016) and Another Fine Mess (2018). The Late Night Writers Club is her first graphic novel.
<p>Beautifully drawn, both smart and funny. It'll cheer up your day.</p>
RTE Guide
<p>A delightful, highly original graphic novel.</p>
Meath Chronicle
<p><strong>Praise for Annie West</strong></p>
<p>'I love Annie Westâs work; itâs delicious, insightful, humane and, when called for, savagely satirical.' â Lenny Abrahamson</p>
<p>'Annie West is a remarkable and individual artist with a sense of fun who combines skill in draftsmanship and colouring with a sly insight into literature.' â Senator David Norris</p>
<p>'Annie West is taking on the cartoon world combining wonderful artistic talent with an awesome, wry humour. Her excellent and hilarious work ranks with Steinberg, Wilson and Larson atop the world of the absurd.' â US Ambassador to Ireland, Tom Foley</p>
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Annie West is an award-winning illustrator and cartoonist. Reared on Ronald Searle, Saul Steinberg and Spike Milligan, Annie graduated from Dun Laoghaire School of Art (IADT) with a degree in TV Production Design. There followed a decade working in the art department on movies, TV and music videos for RTĂ, Channel Four, Robert Plant, and the Hothouse Flowers to name but a few. She edited and illustrated Yeats in Love, an illustrated, semi-fictional account of WB Yeatsâ obsessive yet ultimately fruitless pursuit of Maud Gonne (New Island, 2014), What If? A Chronicle of What Might Have Been (New Island, 2016) and Another Fine Mess (2018). The Late Night Writers Club is her first graphic novel.