Cattani and Fumettibrutti Discuss Love and Gender in New Graphic Novels
Italian cartoonists Francesco Cattani and Josephine Yole Signorelli (Fumettibrutti) discuss their latest graphic novels in a video published by Feltrinelli. Cattani's 'Favola' explores his relationship with a trans woman, confronting provincial prejudices and stereotypes. Fumettibrutti's 'Tutte le mie cose belle sono rifatte' continues her autobiographical memoir, focusing on the physical consequences of her gender transition, now with humor and distance. Both works address non-binary experiences and identity.
Key facts
- Francesco Cattani's new graphic novel 'Favola' is published by Feltrinelli Comics.
- 'Favola' tells the story of Cattani's relationship with a trans woman.
- The book examines reactions from friends and society in provincial Italy.
- Josephine Yole Signorelli, known as Fumettibrutti, releases 'Tutte le mie cose belle sono rifatte'.
- Fumettibrutti's book is a memoir about the physical aspects of her gender transition.
- The two cartoonists discuss their work in a video by Feltrinelli.
- Cattani previously authored a biographical comic about Roberto Bolle.
- Fumettibrutti gained fame with her 'Trilogia esplicita'.
Entities
Artists
- Francesco Cattani
- Josephine Yole Signorelli
- Fumettibrutti
- Roberto Bolle
Institutions
- Feltrinelli Comics
- Feltrinelli
- Artribune
Locations
- Bologna
- Italy
- Catania