Description
Book SynopsisAn account of the author’s experience of her father’s illness, primary progressive aphasia, in graphic novel format.
Trade Review“This visual poem asks an existential question—who are humans without language?—but its drive feels deeply personal.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Us Two Together shares an experience no one would wish to duplicate, but one that has meaning and lessons for all.”
—Peter Dabbene Foreword Reviews
“Torn-apart worlds as fragile as paper: Ephameron truly captures the slow and haunting grief of sickness in Us Two Together.”
—Aidan Koch,author of After Nothing Comes
“Ephameron pulls from her experience as a gallery artist creating installations to craft Us Two Together and use each aspect of the presentation to create a personal encounter with what she portrays for each reader, drawing you in for something that’s hard to put into words, communicating the abstract through a mastery of her craft and an openness of her heart.”
—The Beat
“While at times a heart-wrenching meditation on illness, Us Two Together resonates in multiple senses. . . . It presents a tragedy in slow motion, replete with lyricism and tenderness.”
—Hyperallergic
