Reads tagged with “graphic nonfiction”
7 Favorite Science Books of 2017
From trees to consciousness to black holes, an immersion into the glory of the knowable and the splendor of the unknown.
How Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage Invented the World’s First Computer: An Illustrated Adventure in Footnotes and Friendship
The story of how an improbable pair forever changed our horizons of the possible.
The Best Science Books of 2014
The math of soul mates, the psychology of nothing, the physics of faith, and more illuminating insights on the universe and our place in it.
Bohemians: A Graphic History of Creative Mavericks
Walt Whitman, Oscar Wilde, Josephine Baker, Henry Miller, Gertrude Stein, Thelonious Monk, and other creative mavericks of semi-subversive status.
Salvador Dalí’s Eccentric and Extravagant Life, Illustrated
Culture/commerce, person/persona, and other dualities that defined art history’s favorite lunatic.
The Dialogues: Illustrated Conversations About the Most Thrilling Frontiers of Science by Theoretical Physicist and Self-Taught Artist Clifford Johnson
From black holes to the multiverse, a cosmic comic celebrating the endangered art of human conversation.
How New York Became New York: A Love Letter to Jane Jacobs, Tucked Inside a Graphic Biography of Robert Moses
How two titans faced off to shape the ideal of the modern metropolis.
New Yorker Cartoonist Roz Chast’s Remarkable Illustrated Meditation on Aging, Illness, and Death
Making sense of the human journey with wit, wisdom, and disarming vulnerability.
Strange Fruit: Nine Unsung Heroes of Black History, in a Graphic Novel
Equality on two wheels, and other tales from the everyday pioneers of civil rights.
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