Reading? No Judgment Here by LA Bourgeois
“Reading? No Judgment Here” encourages readers to explore different formats and genres, and to embrace the joy of reading without judgment.
“Reading? No Judgment Here” encourages readers to explore different formats and genres, and to embrace the joy of reading without judgment.
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Nevada McPherson as she shares with us “Adaptations and Transformations for 2017!” Enjoy!
If you’ve read any of my previous posts you know I’ve talked about my experience creating hand-drawn graphic novels and the joys and challenges of undertaking such a project. I’ve discussed how my process has evolved since my first book, Uptowners, and how I’m trying something different and more collaborative for the upcoming sequel, Queensgate.
I wrote last time about the evolving process of creating my first two graphic novels, and how I plan to break this next one down even more into manageable bites that don’t feel so overwhelming. Now I’m considering breaking the story into three parts: a triptych as it were.
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