Naughty Bits #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Notes #33" is a quietly powerful story from Roberta Gregory, who writes, draws, inks, and letters the entire issue. It follows the life of a Washington woman whose diary, kept from age six through her long life, becomes a literary sensation after its publication in Atlantic Monthly. The story unfolds through her personal entries, offering a poignant, intimate look at a century of change, all rendered in Gregory’s distinctive, expressive style. Cover by Roberta Gregory.
In "The Bitch That Keeps On Bitching," Midge navigates family tensions and pop culture frustrations while navigating a Thanksgiving visit with Aunt Hazel and a surprise gift from Mom—plus a new VCR and a Botox gift certificate. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story captures Midge’s sharp-witted rants and quiet moments with dry, observant humor.
A quiet Washington woman named Opal Whiteley, who began writing a diary at just six years old, becomes an unexpected literary sensation when her words are published in Atlantic Monthly. This intimate portrait traces her early life and the quiet intensity of her voice, capturing a remarkable journey from childhood solitude to unexpected fame.
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