Book publisher Jonathan Cape has bought the UK and Commonwealth publishing rights for Do Admit: Making Sense of the Mitford Sisters, a new graphic biography from cartoonist Mimi Pond, with a "visual ...

John Rabe talks with Mimi Pond about her new graphic novel, which paints a vivid picture of the 1970s and a crazy diner that changed her life. John Rabe talks with Mimi Pond about her new graphic ...

Mimi Pond’s bestselling graphic novel “Over Easy” is refreshing — as refreshing as a quasi-memoir set in a seedy place during a rough decade can be. The cartoonist recalls her time as an art-school ...

For Mimi Pond, the desire to do a book about the Mitford sisters – six larger-than-life British eccentrics (and one brother) who created a stir in both British and American culture – was obvious.

Once regarded as San Francisco’s troubled stepchild, Oakland over the past few years has become the belle of the ball. Though much of the recent lauding of its “artistic renaissance” can be traced to ...

In Pond's novel, Oakland is still a place where people can exercise their "essentially Oaklandish eccentricities." Credits: Image courtesy of Drawn and Quarterly In Pond’s novel, Oakland is still a ...

Mimi Pond’s Over Easy is part coming-of-age story, part shrewd dissection of a boho scene, and an altogether delightful graphic novel. Perhaps Mimi Pond’s greatest contribution to the graphic arts ...