The Airborne Toxic Event

Gore and greasepaint a clever little morality tale do make.

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Epic domestic discord. Wild husband abuse. Fiction within fiction.

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You can smell the booze oozing out of its pages.

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Lots of artistic narcissism, Victorian sex and creepy motherlove.

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In the days before the iPhone, everyone in London carried an “A to Z.” I can’t live without mine. xx Anna

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I loved this book, and not just for the visual diagrams and the plot twists. Plus Reif went to my high school. xx Anna

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“There is no protest to be lodged against loneliness—not all the bombing campaigns in history have made a dent in it.”

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That voice. Those portraits.

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I wish he’d write another book already. xx Anna

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Literary crack.

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More relevant than ever. Toyota Corolla. Toyota Corolla. Toyota Corolla.

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Diagram the first sentence. I dare you. xx Anna

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I could read this again and again, even now. xx Anna

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The apex of graphic novelry. Total nerd-fare.

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These stories never get old.

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CInematic. Heartbreaking. Way ahead of its time. xx Anna

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A classic.

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quick little read. so very LA. so very human. only slightly creepy. xx Anna

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Can’t cook? This book’ll almost stir the pot for you. xx Anna

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