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Maureen Corrigan highlighted the graphic memoir as a debut book that affirms the power of NewYork and uses vivid comicstyle images to tell a multidimensional city story.
Her debut book, a graphic memoir called This Beautiful, Ridiculous City, affirms the enduring power of New York and the power of literature to give people the courage to cross all manner of borders.
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Maureen Corrigan highlighted the graphic memoir as a debut book that affirms the power of NewYork and uses vivid comicstyle images to tell a multidimensional city story.
Her debut book, a graphic memoir called This Beautiful, Ridiculous City, affirms the enduring power of New York and the power of literature to give people the courage to cross all manner of borders.
This beautiful, ridiculous city engages with a good slice of the essential New York City literary canon.
She reviewed This Beautiful Ridiculous City by Kay Sohini and A Town Without Time, Gay Talese's New York.