Review: The House that Groaned by Karrie Fransman

Now she’s made her first book, a rampantly imaginative, page-turning graphic novel called The House that Groaned (£14.99, Square Peg) which tells the story of the rather strange tenants of the flats in a big Victorian house at 141 Rottin Road. Touching upon themes of urban isolation and identity, this is, as Karrie herself puts it: ‘a feminist book all about bodily anxieties, hungry women and sexuality’. It’s also darkly humourous, definitely surreal and very highly recommended.
Visit the house here and watch the trailer below…
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