by Diane Obomsawin (Author)
Format: Illustrated
Pages: 88
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Drawn and Quarterly
Published: 20 Mar 2014
ISBN 10: 177046140X
ISBN 13: 9781770461406
An unshakeable cool suffuses Obomsawin's every line, denying drama. She situates each story in the same hushed, largely vacant space, one that's open to the quietest emotions. Like adolescence itself, this land is both mysterious and full of endless possibilities. She doesn't push toward the highs and lows, but leaves her reader to find them. Or, rather, she creates a world where they can be found. --Etelka Lehoczky, NPR
On Loving Women. .. manages to convey complex emotional truths and heartwarming (or heartbreaking) situations. Love. Rejection. Sex. Longing. It's all there. --Malaika Aleba, Autostraddle
On Loving Women. .. perfectly captures coming out and first love... Each individual chapter feels like peeking into someone's personal diary, each story more entrancing than the last. --Sarah Karlan, Buzzfeed
On Loving Women is a real treat for readers of every sexual orientation and it will undoubtedly become a touchstone of queer comics and Canadian graphic non-fiction. --Candida Rifkind, Winnipeg Free Press
An unshakeable cool suffuses Obomsawin's every line, denying drama. She situates each story in the same hushed, largely vacant space, one that's open to the quietest emotions. Like adolescence itself, this land is both mysterious and full of endless possibilities. She doesn't push toward the highs and lows, but leaves her reader to find them. Or, rather, she creates a world where they can be found. Etelka Lehoczky, NPR
On Loving Women manages to convey complex emotional truths and heartwarming (or heartbreaking) situations. Love. Rejection. Sex. Longing. It's all there. Malaika Aleba, Autostraddle
On Loving Women perfectly captures coming out and first love Each individual chapter feels like peeking into someone's personal diary, each story more entrancing than the last. Sarah Karlan, Buzzfeed
On Loving Women is a real treat for readers of every sexual orientation and it will undoubtedly become a touchstone of queer comics and Canadian graphic non-fiction. Candida Rifkind, Winnipeg Free Press
An unshakeable cool suffuses Obomsawin's every line, denying drama. She situates each story in the same hushed, largely vacant space, one that's open to the quietest emotions. Like adolescence itself, this land is both mysterious and full of endless possibilities. She doesn't push toward the highs and lows, but leaves her reader to find them. Or, rather, she creates a world where they can be found. --Etelka Lehoczky, NPR
On Loving Women... manages to convey complex emotional truths and heartwarming (or heartbreaking) situations. Love. Rejection. Sex. Longing. It's all there. --Malaika Aleba, Autostraddle
On Loving Women... perfectly captures coming out and first love... Each individual chapter feels like peeking into someone's personal diary, each story more entrancing than the last. --Sarah Karlan, Buzzfeed
On Loving Women is a real treat for readers of every sexual orientation and it will undoubtedly become a touchstone of queer comics and Canadian graphic non-fiction. --Candida Rifkind, Winnipeg Free Press