Graphic subjects: critical essays on autobiography and graphic novels

Reading comics : Art Spiegelman on CD-ROM / Paul John Eakin

Mourning and postmemory / Marianne Hirsch

Art Spiegelman and autobioGRAPHICal re-vision / Erin McGlothlin

Breakdowns and breakthroughs : looking for art in young Spiegelman / Bella Brodzki

Human rights and comics : autobiographical avatars, crisis witnessing, and transnational rescue networks / Sidonie Smith

Picturing oneself as another / Linda Haverty Rugg

Dominique Goblet : the list principle and the meaning of form / Jan Baetens

The animal witness of the Rwandan genocide / Michael A. Chaney

Autobiography as discovery in Epileptic / Stephen E. Tabachnick

Manga and the end of Japan's 1960s / James Dorsey

Autographic disclosures and genealogies of desire in Alison Bechdel's Fun home / Julia Watson

Witnessing Persepolis : comics, trauma, and childhood testimony / Leigh Gilmore

A story told in flashback : remediating Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis / Nima Naghibi

Autobiography : the process negates the term / Phoebe Gloeckner

Up from surgery : the politics of self-representation in women's graphic memoirs of illness / Theresa Tensuan

The gutter effect in Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's A dialogue on love / Carolyn Williams

Photau(gyno)graphy : the work of Joanne Leonard / Domna C. Stanton

The diary comic / Isaac Cates

Justin Green : autobiography meets the comics / Joseph Witek

Narrative worldmaking in graphic life writing / David Herman

In praise of Joseph Witek's Comic books as history / Ian Gordon

Selective mutual reinforcement in the comics of Chester Brown, Joe Matt, and Seth / Bart Beaty

Keeping it (hyper)real : autobiographical fiction in 3-D / Damian Duffy

Fictional auto/biography and graphic lives in Watchmen / Victoria A. Elmwood

American born Chinese : challenging the stereotype / Rocío G. David

Materializing memory : Lynda Barry's One hundred demons / Hillary Chute

Reflections on Lynda Barry / Andrea A. Lunsford.