Sue Coe
Armed only with her sketchpad, Coe is often allowed access to places no photographer or reporter is admitted: the result is a passionate testimony to the waste and violence perpetrated by one species against so many others-and as both the text and unforgettable illustrations of this book make clear, these actions will come back to haunt humanity. Aside from factory farming, in Cruel Coe also sets her sights on lesser-known, yet equally shocking, methods involved in commercial fishing, the wool industry, the flagrant use of pesticides, and livestock "protection" collars. This is social and political art at its most powerful, in the tradition of Goya, KÃ¤the Kollwitz, and Diego Rivera. Cruel includes notes supplementing Coe's own texts and illustrations by Judy Brody, with whom she has previously collaborated. Brody runs the website Graphic Witness (,www.graphicwitness.org):, "social commentary through graphic imagery."
Nonfiction,Food and Drink,Vegan
Cruel: Bearing Witness to Animal Exploitation