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1. Cover Revealed for Molly Crabapple Memoir

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The cover has been unveiled for Molly Crabapple’s illustrated memoir, Drawing Blood. We’ve embedded the full image for the jacket design above—what do you think?

In an interview with BuzzFeed, Crabapple revealed that the elements of this piece features her art, a photo by Clayton Cubitt, styling by Katy Wedlund, and design by Gregg Kulick. HarperCollins will publish this book on December 1.

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2. FBI has 7,526 page long file on a cartoonist

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The FBI has amassed a 7,526 page file on cartoonist/essayist Molly Crabapple, as she tweeted the other day. Crabapple’s lawyer has filed to see the papers under the Freedom of Information Act, and the FBI will reviews them 750 pages a month and pass along ones they deem fit for Crabapple to see.

What has Crabapple done to merit such attention?

Created Dr Sketchy’s Anti-Art School
Documented and helped organize the original Occupy movement at Wall Street
Crowdfunded “Molly Crabapple’s “Week in Hell” performance art piece
Was arrested during a protest on the one year anniversary of Occupy
Kickstarted a series of paintings about “The Great Recession”
Visited the Guantanamo Bay prison and wrote about it for Vice
Obviously some dangerous stuff there. HOpefully they have equally large files on actually dangerous wackadoos.





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3. OR Books to Publish Anthology On Income Inequality in NYC

OR Book Going RougeOR Books will publish an anthology focusing on income inequality within New York City called Tales of Two Cities: The Best & Worst of Times in New York. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Housing Works.

How to Read a Novelist author John Freeman served as the editor for this book and wrote one of the pieces. Some of the other contributors include Pulitzer Prize winner Junot Díaz, The Circle author Dave Eggers, and White Teeth author Zadie Smith.

Artist Molly Crabapple created five illustrations for this project. Follow this link to see photos of the book’s interior artwork. Freeman, Crabapple, and a few writers will appear at a launch party event in New York City on October 13th.

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4. Bob Saget, Matt Taibbi, & Pen Parentis Get Booked

bowHere are some literary events to pencil in your calendar this week.

To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. Please post your event at least one week prior to its date.

The next installment of the Franklin Park Reading Series will feature five writers. Join in on Monday, April 7th at the Franklin Park Bar & Beer Garden starting 8 p.m. (Brooklyn, NY)

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5. Molly Crabapple Arrested & Writers Rally Online

Artist Molly Crabapple was arrested during Occupy Wall Street anniversary protests today. She recorded her own arrest on Twitter.

The Marvel and DC Comics artist instantly earned responses from writers online, getting online support from Neil GaimanWarren Ellis and journalist Laurie Penny. Ellis even launched a on Twitter. Crabapple recently used Kickstarter to fund Shell Game, an angry work dedicated to the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Here’s more from Ellis: “Interestingly, what evidently happens is that NYPD insisted everyone get on the pavement, and once they were on the pavement they were arrested.  What I am pleased about is that Molly’s arrest wasn’t one of the violent ones – because nobody in the NYC power structure gives a shit about sending the message that they will beat non-violent protestors to show how devoted they are to preserving the peace of breakfast in the financial district – and that, frankly, she gets to see the inside of a black maria and a cop shop.  Because that is going to give her a wealth of new stuff to draw angry, in the mode of her Shell Game pieces.”

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