Book Review
'1919' is a welcome commemoration of the strike that rocked Winnipeg a century ago
Bill Blaikie | This new graphic novel, by The Graphic History Collective and David Lester, is an educational addition to all the ways that the 100th anniversary of the Winnipeg General Strike is being marked.
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Vivek Shraya. Photo: Tanja Tiziana
Vivek Shraya on turning hate mail into art
Alexandra Valahu | The multidisciplinary artist spoke with Alexandra Valahu about her new graphic novel with Ness Lee, a portrayal of the death threats Shraya received over email.
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Illustrating the hidden architecture of migrant detention
Daniel Tseghay | Tings Chak illustrates moments of resistance and struggle within migrant detention centres in Canada. Based on discussions with detainees, these drawings and text reveal these spaces of incarceration.
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'Dreaming of What Might Be' examines the contentious history of early labour organizations in Canada
The Graphic History Collective | The Graphic History Collective released a new graphic novel about the labour organization the Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labour and their contentious roots in Canada.
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Luz Sees The Light
Teaching peak oil to preteens
Airin Stephens | Claudia Davila's debut graphic novel, Luz Sees the Light, sets Luz and her friends on a path to transform their fossil-fueled world.