Maybe An Artist, A Graphic Memoir

Discover the inspiring story of Liz Montague, one of the first Black female cartoonists to be published in the prestigious New Yorker at the young age of 22. In her heartfelt and funny graphic memoir, "Maybe An Artist," Liz takes us on a journey through her youth, from the struggles she faced growing up in a predominantly white New Jersey town to overcoming severe dyslexia through art.

When Liz dared to ask the New Yorker why they didn't publish more inclusive comics, little did she know that it would open the door for her own incredible journey. Her initial cartoons in the New Yorker paved the way for this captivating memoir, offering an intimate glimpse into her life and the challenges she overcame.

With pitch-perfect clarity and insight, Liz captures the universal adolescent questions of self-identity and purpose. "Maybe An Artist" speaks to all of us who have asked ourselves, "Who am I?" and "What do I want to be?" Her unique perspective not only entertains but also shines a light on social issues through her art, proving that success in the art world is not limited to a select few.

If you're in search of a brilliant, laugh-out-loud read that will leave you feeling inspired and enlightened, look no further than "Maybe An Artist." This graphic memoir breaks barriers and pushes the boundaries of what it means to be an artist. Grab your copy now and embark on a transformative journey alongside Liz Montague.

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