Save It for Later Art by Judith VanistendaelFrom Nate Powell, the National Book Awardwinning artist of March, comes Save It for Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest, a deeply resonant collection of graphic nonfiction essays that examines how ordinary people navigate extraordinary political times. Blending personal narrative, cultural critique, and visual storytelling, Powell chronicles what it has meant to raise young children, create meaningful art, and remain civically
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May Your Life Be Deliciosa features the Mexican tradition of holiday tamale-making
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Bonus content includes science and robotics concepts in the story and a real scientist’s take on the curious biology of mermaids
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“Intertwines two stories: the insidious rise of Hitler with his creed of hatred and Bonhoeffer’s development as an ethical thinker who believed that radical action was necessary
along with a conversation between the artist and Andrea Lissoni and Nicholas Serota
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