Book Review : Memoir / Entertainment
Not Bad for a Human
by Lance James Henriksen and Joseph Maddrey
Lance Henriksen is a Hollywood icon, with well over 150 films to his name. Henriksen is a true artist – a painter, a potter and a creative collaborator who brings complexity and humanity to all of his work by drawing on real life experiences that are often stranger than fiction. His biography, Not Bad for a Human, celebrates the actor’s screen persona, film by film, band recounts the chaotic upbringing and early life experiences that shaped him – revealing the man behind the image. As Lance so candidly states, “This isn’t just a book about me becoming an actor. It’s about all the people I’ve crossed paths with over the years who have helped me flourish in spite of the chaos of my early life. It’s about a lifelong process of becoming a human being.”
The book, co-written with Joseph Maddrey, will be published in a limited edition by Steve Niles and Alex Lodermeier at Bloody Pulp Books in May 2011, and will feature original artwork by Eric Powell, Tim Bradstreet, Mike Mignola, Ashley Wood, Bill Sienkiewicz, Tom Mandrake.
Buy This Book
Alexander Henriksen Publishers LLC; www.notbadforahuman.com; 218 page; paperback; $24.99; (July 2011); ISBN-10: 0983432503
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