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Gloeckner, Phoebe
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Official site, with gallery, bibliography, merchandise, and articles on subjects of the author's interest.
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Phoebe Gloeckner Gloeckner delves into the adolescence of Minnie Goetze in her novel, The Diary of a Teenage Girl x2022; KOMIKAZEN! Festival Internazionale del fumetto di realt RAVENNA, Italy: 09/30–11/02. Exhibition of work at the Ravenna City Museum concurrent with the festival....Video interview and profile of the artist, who reads from her comics and discusses her childhood experiences. [Requires RealPlayer]
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Sextv The Show Archives Search and browse through everything about Sextv Gloeckner is arguably one of today's top semiautobiographical caroonists who brilliantly depicts the disturbing stories stemming from her troubled childhood. Web Links: www.ravenblond.com Original Airdate: Saturday, March 30, 2002 11:30pmRepeats: Sunday, March 31, 2002 11:30pm This Episode: PHOEBE GLOECKNER THE...Interview by Gary Sullivan, on Gloeckner's influences and artistic techniques. With bibliography.
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Phoebe Gloeckner Interview When did you begin doing comics? At what point did you become aware of the underground? Phoebe Gloeckner: I started doing comics when I was fifteen years old, although I had been drawing for many years before I finally started...Richard von Busack reviews A Child's Life.
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Metroactive Books Phoebe Gloeckner The generations do not see eye to eye in An Evening in Prague from A Child's Life by Phoebe Gloeckner. Phoebe Gloeckner examines her troubled family life with a doctor's surgical eye By Richard von Busack WHEN PHOEBE GLOECKNER writes...Andrew Arnold reviews The Diary of a Teenage Girl.
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TIME.com Andrew Arnold: Portrait of the Artist as a Teenage Girl E photographer documents survivors Pictured Media hotel bombing in Baghdad TIME Archive: LoginGet FREE UNLIMITED ACCESS TO THE TIME ARCHIVE SUBSCRIBE TO TIME MAGAZINE FOR JUST $1.99 Web Exclusive Andrew Arnold Portrait of the Artist as a Teenage Girl TIME.comix...Interview by Rod Weatherbie. Gloeckner discusses why she doesn't call her work autobiographical, and why she wrote The Diary of a Teenage Girl.
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Untitled Document Gloeckner grew up in the post hippie days of the 1970s in San Francisco. She started drawing comics in her teens and with the encouragement of R. Crumb and his wife Aline Kominsky continued drawing. A critically acclaimed comic creator...