Review

Sentences: The Life of M.F. Grimm

by Percy Carey and Ronald Wimberly

In the ’90s, the publishing community saw an explosion of the memoir genre, especially among young first-time authors who detailed their battles with just about every demon possible. Today, the memoir has found a new popular home: the graphic novel. Now, you can not only read about the sordid details of anyone’s life, but you can also see every gory detail. It’s the ultimate narcissism for those without a movie budget to bring their lives to the big screen. (And yes, it’s ironic for a format that