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An Interview with Adrian Tomine
Over 800 pages and eleven years in the making, A Drifting Life
is a monumental achievement and the long-waited autobiography of legendary Japanese cartoonist Yoshihiro Tatsumi. Called the father of gekiga realistic or mature-themed manga that predated the literary graphic novel movement in the U.S. by decades Tatsumi was formally introduced to English-language readers with the acclaimed Drawn & Quarterly publications of his short stories: The Push Man and Other Stories
, Abandon the Old in Tokyo
, and Good-Bye
. These stories ranged from dark and haunting depictions of mundane and urban Japanese life to bleak insights into a conflicted nation struggling with post-war recovery and identity. ....

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