Sarah Leavitt: Illustrating grief too wide for words

Update: 2024-12-04

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The Canadian graphic novelist talks with Mattea Roach about life with their late partner, who had an assisted death, and using art to confront grief in Something, Not Nothing

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Sarah Leavitt: Illustrating grief too wide for words

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Sarah Leavitt: Illustrating grief too wide for words

Sarah Leavitt: Illustrating grief too wide for words