Audrey Niffenegger returns with the long-awaited sequel to The Time Traveler’s Wife
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Hello Reddit! I am author, visual artist and professor, Audrey Niffenegger. You might know my novels The Time Traveler's Wife and Her Fearful Symmetry, but I am also a printmaker, I write and illustrate graphic novels (The Night Bookmobile), illustrated books (Three Incestuous Sisters, The Adventuress), and produce handmade, limited edition artist's books.
Wayward Bodies Closing Reception: Artist Talk & Book Reading
Join us on Saturday, October 11th at 2pm as we celebrate the closing of Audrey Niffenegger's exhibition Wayward Bodies with a special event featuring the artist and author in conversation. Audrey will discuss her visual work and share a reading from her forthcoming novel The Other Husband, the highly anticipated sequel to The Time Traveler's Wife.
Wayward Bodies: Exhibition of New Work at Zolla Lieberman Gallery
Artists Book House founder Audrey Niffenegger on WGN Spotlight
We’re delighted to have been featured on WGN Spotlight Chicago’s segment on April 8. Audrey was invited on to speak about Artists Book House and her upcoming book, The Other Husband. Check out the segment above or at the link HERE!
Character Building with Audrey Niffenegger at Artists Book House
Steven Moffat on his adaptation of the Time Traveler's Wife and updates on its Sequel
Back in February, the Radio Times chatted with Steven Moffat about his adaptation of Time Traveler’s Wife for HBO. Many will know Moffat for his work on the long-running British television series Doctor Who, Sherlock and the romantic comedy series, Coupling. The interview can be read here at the Radio Times website.
A Collaboration with Margaret Atwood for Arion Press
Virtual Book Launch: GOLEM GIRL by Riva Lehrer
Audrey Niffenegger founds non-profit Artists Book House
Virtual Memories: Episode 287 – Audrey Niffenegger
Audrey was recently interviewed by Gil Roth for the Virtual Memories blog. Here’s a description from the site:
In NYC for the Brooklyn Book Festival, author/artist Audrey Niffeneggerjoins the show to talk about her work and life. We get into her new collaboration, Bizarre Romance(Abrams), being Parent Trapped (maybe) by Hayley Campbell, her interest in taxidermy and what it does and doesn’t signify, how she shifts from prose to comics and vice versa, the allure of Chicago, getting consent to convert people into characters, writing the sequel to her best-known work, The Time Traveler’s Wife, how that book’s success changed her approach to art, how art school taught her to see, getting turned on to print-making as a teen by a book on Aubrey Beardsley, the books she’s still hoping to get around to reading, and plenty more!
Click here to visit Virtual Memories and listen to this episode.
Printers Row Lit Fest - Audrey and Eddie discuss Bizarre Romance with Donna Seaman
Authors Audrey Niffenegger and Eddie Campbell, whose works have both been inspired by visual representation, some even converted to films, will be discussing their newest anthology Bizarre Romance with a fellow member of the writing and editing community, Donna Seaman. This collection both celebrates and satirizes the many types of love we experience as humans. The various relationships explored by the variety of authors will be an inspiration for conversation.
Secret Life with Cats
The Lady with Ocelots
The Wrong Fairy
Cockroach Can Can
Octopus vs. Mr. Death's Exterminators
Literary power couple Audrey Niffenegger and Eddie Campbell on their novel new team-up
Sarah Hughes has interviewed Audrey and Eddie for i News (inews.co.uk.)
Collaboration can be a tricky business, rife with the possibilities for misunderstandings or battles over two different visions. Throw a new marriage into the mix and surely the potential for argument and falling out is high? “Not at all,” says Audrey Niffenegger, best-selling author of The Time Traveller’s Wife. She has spent the past year working with her new husband, Scottish comics artist and cartoonist, Eddie Campbell on Bizarre Romance, a captivating set of short stories written by her and drawn by him. “In fact, because we haven’t been married long we still had that newly-wed energy, that sense of being besotted with each other, which really helped.”
Read the rest of the interview by clicking here.
