Mardou is English, so very English, but lives in Missouri. She is one-third of the comics anthology Whores of Mensa. (Mardou's website)
Mardou has an eye for reckless romantics, and her mini-biography of Anaïs Nin (1903-1977) is no exception— a deglamorized but affectionate look at both Nin’s chaotic personal life and her literary efforts. A different, shorter version of this previously appeared in Whores of Mensa.
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20 PAGES,
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FCC (ANAIS) |
$3.00
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Mardou’s short stories dissect misspent youth and grownup yearning, with casual but precise art and a great ear for dialogue. #2: Anxious romance develops through the mail. #3: A story about best friends versus boyfriends, England versus America, and looking for something that lasts.
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#2:
24 PAGES,
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FCC (MAN2) |
$4.00
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#3:
40 PAGES,
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FCC (MAN3) |
$3.00
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Romantic intrigue at the laundromat — people sure do know how to get in trouble. Enjoy their comeuppance and then wonder whether that makes you a mean person.
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16 PAGES,
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HM (WM) |
$2.00
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