"Before reading Marissa Moss' Last Things I was unaware of how profoundly moved I could be by a graphic novel. With her gentle touch and brave honest voice, we experience how completely one's life and expectations be changed with a single devastating diagnosis. "──Luisa Smith, Book Passage, Corte Madera, CA
"A gripping portrayal of how devastating ALS can be, but also a powerful example of resilience and hope."──Dr. Catherine Lomen-Hoerth, neurologist, ALS clinic, UCSF
"Last Things is one of the most amazingly poignant and honest memoirs - graphic or otherwise -- I've ever encountered. This book - which I read in one insatiable sitting -- tore my heart in two. Moss handles the material with such a delicate sensibility, both with her drawings and her text, I couldn't help but let her carry me along on her journey of love and loss."──Katie Hafner, contributing writer to the New York Times and author of Mother, Daughter, Me: A Memoir
"This journey is one that we rarely speak about, but it absolutely needs to be told. Marissa's messages to all of us are powerful, profound and touching as she navigates the death of her husband. I feel honored to be part of it."──tuart Kelman, Founding Rabbi, Congregation Netivot Shalom
"This is a very brave and beautifully drawn account. Anyone coping with the loss of a spouse is going to benefit - and any reader can relate to the family dynamics, the stress of caregiving, and the crisis of a terminal disease."──Eleanor Vincent, author of Swimming with Maya: A Mother's Story
