The Murder Next Door

“This visually spectacular book offers a powerful dive into the depths of fear and trauma and a reminder that the impact of violence spreads far beyond the official victim.” —Rebecca Solnit, author of Orwell's Roses and Hope in the Dark
“A story of true honesty and clarity. Unlike what you might see on tv, real people are haunted by real events. And shocks to the system never go away.” —Tom Hart, author of the New York Times bestseller Rosalie Lightning
“As a graphic memoir, this book is stone-cold unique. It will trigger emotions you didn't know you had, and take you on an artistic journey to heal your soul.” —Eric Drooker, author of Naked City
“D'Andrade has a gift for making difficult, abstract ideas clear through expressive illustration creating depth and immediacy in this memoir, skewering the reader with a tale of murder, misogyny and manhood.” —Cory Doctorow, author of Little Brother and In Real Life
“Rarely does a book evoke such deep body empathy. This personal, highly vulnerable story creates the hope that the impacts of childhood trauma can be recognized and abated so that those who suffer from them can thrive.” —Elizabeth A. Trembley, author of Look Again
“An unforgettable story, that I devoured and then immediately passed along to my friends, D'Andrade’s directness speaks straight into you, and his honesty demands your honesty.” —Adam Gidwitz, bestselling author of A Tale Dark & Grimm
“It's an empathetic look at the lifelong quest to find light amid the dark.” —Publishers Weekly