23 January 2021
Come Home, Indio
A Native American cartoonist shares his journey from childhood, through struggles with alcoholism, to a spiritual awakening at Standing Rock.
In this powerful graphic novel memoir by comics creator Jim Terry, the author shares the personal journey of discovering his spiritual home as a Native American. From a childhood in suburbia, disconnected from his identity as an Indigenous person, through an urban adulthood marked by a struggle with alcoholism and the death of his parents, to his life-altering experience at Standing Rock, we are privileged to travel this path with the author as he begins to find a new sense of self as a Native and as an American.
| Title | : | Come Home, Indio |
| Edition Language | : | English |
| ISBN | : | 9781951491048 |
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Come Home, Indio is a graphic novel written and illustrated by Jim Terry. Terry's graphic autobiography is a roller-coaster ride of doubt and discovery, addiction and recovery.Jim Terry is a Chicago c...
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Every time I read a graphic novel I am surprised by how much I enjoy them. This is a heartfelt story of a young mans quest to find his place in the world, beautifully drawn; the illustrations adding m...
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An open, and deeply observed memoir that comes to life through a masterly use of drawing and text....
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Short version: Graphic novel story of a guy coming to terms with things. Stayed up late to finish it.Longer version: I have read a bunch of stories where the interior dialog of the character just lays...
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Out of all the graphic memoirs I have read, this may be the most difficult to read, because of subject matter. Jim Terry went through some very rough times. BUT I would still recommend this book. Terr...
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A very well done narrative memoir....
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This is the first graphic novel I’ve read in it’s entirety and boy, what a doozy. Authentic, compelling and honest. An excellent memoir...
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Review forthcoming!...
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Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss....
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Wow. Just. Wow. I'm so moved by Jim Terry's story & art and so grateful to him for sharing it with the world....
