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'Are You American?': The Question I Couldn't Answer
The New York Times, Sunday Opinion, September 18, 2022 |
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The Peanutbutter Sisters and Other American Stories
Short story collection. A new kind of Americana. Drawn & Quarterly, May 2022. Reviews: Publishers Weekly Creative Review Blogcritics Winnipeg Free Press New York Public Library's Best New Comics of 2022! Awards: Nominated for Ignatz Awards Outstanding Collection 2022 MoCCA Arts Festival Awards of Excellence 2022 Comix Experience Graphic Novel Club Book of the Month (July 2022)
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Nori
A little girl growing up in suburban Japan in the 1980s goes on many adventures with her grandma. Drawn & Quarterly, May 2020 French edition from IMHO Reviews: Publishers Weekly Ms. Magazine BuzzFeed World Literature Today Awards: Nominated for Ignatz Awards Outstanding Series & Promising New Talent 2018 MoCCA Arts Festival Awards of Excellence - Silver Medal 2018 |
The New Yorker Daily Shouts
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How to Give Compliments: The Sandals-Season Edition (August 2022)
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Travel Plans for Travel Bans (January 2022)
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I Keep Searching For the After Midnight anthology by Jennifer Wu Published December 2014 |
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Big Pages Stories on one big page. Size: W30"xH22" |
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Little Pages Stories on one little page. Size: A4 or smaller |
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Carrie - A Leader
A short story about suffragist Carrie Chapman Catt for Votes for Women: The Battle for the 19th Amendment, an anthology of comics edited by Ally Shwed, published by Little Red Bird Press in August 2020. |
Insect Hunting (Konchusaishu) is a one-page sci-fi comic in Japanese created for Hon Hon Joki Issue 5, a literary zine published in Tokyo in Fall 2019.
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Ganna Walska
My response to The Nib’s take on women’s history month 2019. Four-panel comic about Madame Walska who created Lotusland, one of the best botanical gardens in the world. |
How I Deal with Vaginal Tears
A short essay comic about vaginal tears for BuzzFeed Reader. |
Katie
A one-page comic about a teenage girl who has a special connection with her high school building. For Cicada November/December 2017 issue. |
All In the Family
A short story about a Japanese-American family during WWII written by Greg Leitich Smith in 2017. For the New Frontiers anthology by the Japanese American National Museum & Secret Identities, edited by Jeff Yang & Keith Chow. |
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