David Lovelace Didn't Pick His Disease but He Writes About it Well
Charleston City Paper |
September 17, 2008
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The Burma Chronicles, Guy Delisle's latest work of graphic memoir/reportage, doesn't necessarily paint a rosier picture of Burma, but it does offer punctuated moments of hope and a neat delineation of life in the third-world country.
Charleston City Paper |
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Charleston City Paper |
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