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Artists who published fiction books?

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Plenty of artists have published non-fiction autobiographies, cooking books etc., and while there's nothing wrong with that, they tend to be ghostwritten and don't really showcase one's abilities as an author. Fiction books are a different beast, and I'd say that being able to write one should be considered a separate talent, though, of course, being able to write a GOOD book is more of an achievement. For example, I was surprised to find out that Simon Curtis (famous in certain circles for his albums 8Bit Heart and R∆) wrote a novel titled Boy Robot that deals with the topic of oppression in general (the main characters, who are androids, are hunted down by the government) and homophobia/transphobia in particular. It wasn't a masterpiece or anything, but it was a decent story. I also remember Lights, a Canadian artist, writing and illustrating a comic book by herself, which should also count.

 

Any other examples?

2 minutes ago, xokuba said:

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They came to mind, but they're not really artists, they are socialites turned entrepreneurs/models/influencers. But I guess if they did write a novel, does it automatically turn them into artists?

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9 minutes ago, xokuba said:

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I guess the ghostwriting point can apply to fiction, too

 

:suburban:

13 minutes ago, Trash said:

They came to mind, but they're not really artists, they are socialites turned entrepreneurs/models/influencers. But I guess if they did write a novel, does it automatically turn them into artists?

They did not write it. I was just trying to stir the pot 

:ryan3:

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13 minutes ago, Princess Aurora said:

Does Madonna count as writing children's stories? :gaydonnacat1:

Sure, I did recall her writing something (outside of SEX and other non-fiction stuff), but I couldn't put a name on it, and her wiki page doesn't have a bibliography section, even though children's books are nothing to scoff at. She should write more!

12 hours ago, Princess Aurora said:

Does Madonna count as writing children's stories? :gaydonnacat1:

 

 

yes and 

 

 

 

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14 hours ago, Trash said:

They came to mind, but they're not really artists, they are socialites turned entrepreneurs/models/influencers. But I guess if they did write a novel, does it automatically turn them into artists?

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Only ones I can think of right now are Madonna and Willow.

 

 

Kylie: The Showgirl Princess Extra Sparkly Sticker Book - Minogue, Kylie:  9780141321837 - AbeBooks

 

Kylie wrote this children's book (sole author) when she was diagnosed with cancer to inspire both herself and the reader.

I'm kinda aghast no one's named Gerard Way yet 

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