Graphic Narrative

Keep Your Turmeric Latte To Yourself

"Not a Foodie," a comic by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

Keep Your Turmeric Latte To Yourself

“Not a Foodie,” a comic by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

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About the Author

Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell is a cartoonist, writer, filmmaker and comedian. Her cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker since 2017. Campbell illustrates books (Feminist Fight Club, Are You My Uber?) and her short documentaries (Small Talk, This Is Not The End) have been awarded top prizes at festivals across the country. Her graphic memoir, Murder Book, will hit the shelves in 2022. Follow her on Instagram @cartoonsbyhilary!

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