Look for part 2 next week.
Gabrielle Bell is the author, most recently, of Everything Is Flammable, her first full-length graphic memoir, which was published by Uncivilized Books in June. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Look for part 2 next week.
Gabrielle Bell is the author, most recently, of Everything Is Flammable, her first full-length graphic memoir, which was published by Uncivilized Books in June. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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