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A review by emosheeran
Tori Amos: Little Earthquakes by Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, Tori Amos, Rantz A. Hoseley
fast-paced
3.0
I had the same issues with this as I did with Comic Book Tattoo. The stories weren’t connected enough to the lyrical content, and I struggled to understand what some of them were supposed to mean. Atleast this book is far easier to read (size wise) than CBT. Only some stood out to me, but most were meh. Props for all the lesbian rep though!
The stories I liked were: Silent All These Years (the best art too), Tear in Your Hand, Song for Eric, Take to the Sky (for the art) and Sugar.
Honestly though, the afterword was my favourite part.
Definitely way too overpriced and far too long of a wait for what it is, unfortunately. I really wish the stories would revolve around Tori and what these songs were actually based upon, rather than random interpretations. Especially since this has already been done before. One can dream though.
The stories I liked were: Silent All These Years (the best art too), Tear in Your Hand, Song for Eric, Take to the Sky (for the art) and Sugar.
Honestly though, the afterword was my favourite part.
Definitely way too overpriced and far too long of a wait for what it is, unfortunately. I really wish the stories would revolve around Tori and what these songs were actually based upon, rather than random interpretations. Especially since this has already been done before. One can dream though.