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One! Hundred! Demons! Lynda Barry
Publisher: Sasquatch Books

She also agreed to have one hundred of her children die every day. The method that I used to write One Hundred Demons was to put a bunch of nouns and -ing words, gerunds, in a paper bag and pull them out. And The Good Times are Killing Me. It was all based on that method I learned from my teacher, Marilyn Frasca. He's finally taken the plunge with Kickstarter and launched an amazing project to catalog and illustrate over 100 Yokai in full color, “The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons“. The great Lynda Barry encourages her readers to find their demons through playing with ink and brush or pen and shares some of her own in her brilliant book One! Covers a broader spectrum of her "autobiofictionalography," plus it's illustrated. Barry covers some similar turf as she does in The Good Times Are Killing Me, but O!H!D! In this review, I discuss two of Lynda Barry's fantastic “graphic” narratives: One! Accordingly, every day one hundred demons perish, and for the same reason, we write the angels names on the amulets of young children. Isn't it great when a book not only entertains you but sparks your interest enough that you seek out more information on the subject?