This Beautiful, Ridiculous City

At once heartrending and enlivening, this phenomenal graphic memoir is not another ode to New York but a meditation on how easy it is to fall beautifully, ridiculously in love *AN OBSERVER GRAPHIC NOVEL OF THE MONTH* 'This is such a rich book, both visually and narratively' - Isabel Greenberg, author of Young Hag 'A ravishing new take on a storied city' - Katherine May, New York Times bestselling author of, Wintering and Enchantment On her first night in New York, Kay Sohini sits on the tarmac of JFK airport making an inventory of all she’s left behind in India. Kay realises two things: she's finally made it to the city that made her in celluloid and prose from across the Pacific – Kerouac, Friends, Plath – and that trauma she’s endured in her relationship has left gaping holes in her memory. In New York, at last, Kay has room to begin the work of piecing herself back together through art and food. But as her personal story becomes a window onto a mystifying metropolis both