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Forget-Me-Not tells the story of my grandmother’s life as she shares the challenges of growing up in Poland during wartime, reflecting on the closeness of family and treasured traditions passed down through generations. Through tales and songs, she shares profound joy and a sense of belonging found in life’s simple moments. This book is a… Continue reading Katarzyna Kowalczyk

Going back to my childhood memories of raising silkworms. The physical existence of human beings was erased, and only my “ghost” as an experiencer existed in my childhood bedroom. My existence in the past decomposed in the animism garden* of my childhood. My physical body felt tired in human society, and my cyber body/consciousness returned to… Continue reading Jingkun Qiao

Why Do People Cry at Funerals? is a graphic novel containing various short stories and reflections focusing on the exploration of death and grief. The novel follows Irene in various moments of their life, while they’re trying to understand what death means to them. By taking inspiration from my personal stories and thoughts, I explore… Continue reading Inês Louro

In Africa, a griot is charged with the responsibility of preserving the stories of the village. Every individual contributes with their stories, and the griot memorises them, ensuring that future generations are aware of their cultural heritage. As the griot grows older, they pass on these same stories to another individual. It is often said… Continue reading Hélder Pina

Plagued by the constant desire for a consistent identity, one (although in vain) tries to compose rules and routines to handle reality as it comes. More often than not, I find myself disheartened when the rules I came up with days ago do not apply anymore. Turmoil: Rites of Sincerity arose from a need to… Continue reading Hannes Schievink

Dear Reader, you find yourself suspended in space, suddenly removed from your once so familiar home on earth. Your once human form has transformed into a glowing orb of light. In front of you are four doors. As you step through them, you land in worlds other than the one you think you know by… Continue reading Amanda Islam Gustafsson

Gjenskinn is a graphic novel about feeling stuck, and the attempt to walk it off. The comic follows the young student Mia as she leaves her apartment around midnight to go buy snacks, ending up on a trip that is both longer and more social than planned. Exploring themes of melancholia through excessive overthinking and… Continue reading Agnes Guttormsgaard