Tessa Hulls
Tessa Hulls is an artist, writer, and adventurer whose essays and comics appeared in publications before her first book. Feeding Ghosts is a graphic memoir that traces three generations of Chinese women in her family, joining intimate memory to the histories that shaped it. The book received the Pulitzer Prize for Memoir and the National Book Critics Circle John Leonard Prize for a first book.
Life information: Living artist, writer, and adventurer; her publisher describes her work and public career but no birth date is provided in the authoritative sources reviewed.
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Tessa Hulls is an artist, writer, and adventurer whose essays and comics appeared in publications before her first book. Feeding Ghosts is a graphic memoir that traces three generations of Chinese women in her family, joining intimate memory to the histories that shaped it. The book received the Pulitzer Prize for Memoir and the National Book Critics Circle John Leonard Prize for a first book.
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Feeding Ghosts: A Graphic Memoir
A first book told through words and images, following three generations of women across family memory, exile, grief, and historical rupture. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Memoir.
MCD / Farrar, Straus and Giroux · ISBN 9780374601652
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