The story it tells is compelling, inspirational and fundamentally human.

Talbot, author of Dotter of Her Father's Eyes 'Red Rosa is a wonderfully composed and lively book. I love the way it incorporates complicated historical details into a moving biographical account.' Mary M. No matter how powerful the adversaries or steep the challenge, Luxemburg's passion for social and economic justice remained.' Randy Shaw, Beyond Chron 'Wonderful. Kate Evans has made the stirring story of Rosa Luxemburg's legacy accessible to a new generation of readers. she can write about revolution, not as a historical object, but as a real, relevant, living thing, because Kate is herself a revolutionary.' Seth Tobocman, author and artist of Disaster and Resistance 'Stunningly good.' Paul Mason, author of Postcapitalism 'If you have ever wanted to learn about Rosa Luxemburg, this book is the perfect entry point. She is an artist who lives her art and a radical who lives her politics. Ward, BookRiot 'If the bedrock of this biography is its combination of Marxist theory and historical narrative-including but not limited to Luxemburg's participation in the international socialist movement, German politics, and the Russian Revolution of 1905-the motherlode is its touching portrayal of a woman who sacrificed her life for her beliefs.' Jan Herman, Arts Journal 'We need more political cartoonists like Kate Evans. Red Rosa fits comfortably in this fall theme of feminist representation in graphic novels and comics.' Sarah S. What Rosa Luxemburg wrote about and predicted is scarily relevant today.' John Yohe, Comics Bulletin 'A story told with verve, humor, and great art.' Trina Robbins, author of Pretty in Ink 'Kate Evans deserves our gratitude for telling the tragic tale of this early twentieth-century revolutionary.' Sharon Rudahl, author and artist of Dangerous Woman ' gets her due in a full-length graphic novel biography. compelling story of a strong, independent woman who never deviated from her beliefs.' Booklist 'Five stars. This book is hard to put down and contains a challenge that is impossible to turn away from: We could create a better world-peaceful, egalitarian, even joyful-if we are willing to learn from Red Rosa.' Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Living with a Wild God ' storytelling is a clever mix of humor, pathos, politics, and the horrors of war.

The best book I've read this year' Steve Bell, Guardian 'A courageous leader of the early twentieth-century socialist movement-a woman who dared to question both Marx and Lenin-Luxemburg was also, as Kate Evans reveals in this brilliant graphic biography, a person of deep passions, ecstatic insights, and ultimately, as fascism emerged from the ruins of World War I-heartbreak of historic dimensions.

A Dangerous Woman by Sharon Rudahl