Graphic novelist and Holocaust survivor Miriam Katin’s son wants her to help him get European citizenship from Hungary so he can move to Germany and be with his girlfriend. What to do?
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Tagged Blue Metropolis, Drawn and Quarterly, Germany, graphic novels, Holocaust, Letting It Go, Miriam Katin
Fallow is Dainow’s debut poetry collection. Her writing unsettles the familiar and draws grace from difficulty.
Ben Katchor launches his first book in more than ten years. The Cardboard Valise is a graphic novel as travelogue; a canvas of semi-surrealism; and a poetic, whimsical, beguiling work of dazzling imagination. This Saturday at Drawn and Quarterly.
