A nuanced, gorgeously drawn portrait of a beautifully complicated figure. The stunning visuals elevate the titillating but respectful narrative.-- "Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"

[This] beautiful and supple new graphic novel... is a gorgeous work of art. The work is flowing and expresses the femininity of Nin and are stunning interpretations of Nin's inner and outer life.-- "Cinema Sentries"

With its swirling lines and volcanic emotions, Bischoff's sumptuously drawn book echoes the oceanic style Nin used to render the chaos of her inner life.-- "Star Tribune"

The writer's exploration of her sensual inner life -- 'few know how many women live inside of me, ' she says -- is gorgeously rendered by Bischoff in rich, undulating, jewel-toned color pencil illustrations.-- "The New York Times"

A striking portrait of this chameleon-like woman with light and elegant lines.-- "Telerama"

Bischoff vividly dramatizes the psyche and the fantasies of Nin, rendering superb graphic metaphors in stunning colors.-- "Les Inrocks"

In this gorgeously illustrated graphic biography... Bischoff sets a high standard by brilliantly capturing Nin's creation of herself as an artist. She not only whets the appetite of anyone who wants to delve further into Nin's work, but her pages also shimmer with the artistic abandon Nin sought in her own work.-- "World Literature Today"

A dazzling portrait of a complicated writer.-- "Kirkus Reviews"

An astonishingly beautiful book. Bischoff's pages are elegant, especially in their eroticism, which is as frank as it is flowered. But even the smaller details dazzle: Clouds gather in the sky like marvelous plaits of hair, and Nin's coiffure sometimes rises like heavens.-- "Washington Post"

Using breath-taking colored pencils, this prize-winning biography traces the life of Anaïs Nin, as her sexual liaisons and a building obsession with passion increasingly influence her writing.-- "ALA"