Now Delhomme has transformed his most memorable Internet musings into a book, "The Unknown Hipster Diaries," which was released earlier this month by August Editions.
Marc Jacobs's Bookmarc, one of L.A.'s few independent bookstores, will host a book signing with the illustrator Jean-Philippe Delhomme for "The Unknown Hipster Diaries," and small Los Angeles publishers like Iko Iko, other wild, and the L.A. Forum for Architecture and Urbanism will display their wares alongside those of many of the city's museums.
BARNES & NOBLE Zoltan Karpathy, author, will discuss and sign copies of this book "The Visitor (known and unknown) -- Anni's Diary".
With the sudden psychological imbalance comes an astounding theatrical masterstroke: the diary's unknown contents lurk like a ticking bomb in Marie's pocket as she leaves the theatre, walks through Stockholm, and travels by ferry to the island where she relives, in flashbacks, the long-ago love affair that they detail.
Reviewers agreed that Alexander Masters' A Life Discarded – a biography of an unknown person based on diaries found in a skip – was a laudable project, but diverged on how successful it was as a book.
Barroux, a Parisian illustrator, actually came upon the diary of an unknown French solider, called up in 1914, in a rubbish heap.
Saturday 5 July We end our week with an incredible gallery: Line of Fire, Diary of An Unknown Story with specially written captions by French illustrator Barroux.
It's based on the diary of the unknown Kevin, found in the dusty padlocked basement of a disused north London pub about six or seven years ago.
His story "Mumei sakka no nikki" (1918; "Diary of an Unknown Writer") reveals frankly his envy of the success of his former classmates.
Marcia Williams, author and illustrator of of Archie's War Line of Fire is the diary of an unknown soldier found in a Paris rubbish heap by the French illustrator Barroux.
