Lives and limbs abound, contort and illuminate in this collection of over 50 black & white photographs created by New York artist/photographer Kelli Bickman. The distinction between fantasy and life blurs as she eavesdrops on the set of award-winning author Neil Gaiman's BBC II television series Neverwhere. With a cast of outrageous characters filched from the fray of New York and London spicing the mix, Bickman defies you to determine where Gaiman's world ends and hers begins and shows you what she though was real. Book was released in conjunction with a one woman gallery show of the photographs at Four Color Images in New York. Introduction by Neil Gaiman. Contains some nudity.
From the Publisher
Overstreet's Fan describes her work as "uniquely hers" and "powerfully attractive without being heavy handed". Maggie Thompson in the Comic Buyers Guide maintains that the collection is "evocative and, sometimes, provocative". Gaiman, in his introduction, describes Bickmans work as "photographs that range from the gentle and tender through to the scabrous and the nightmarish, from high art to low documentary, and vice versa".
