the world of comics but i knew something about the world of journalism i watched him interviewing gorazde and instantly realized he was immensely skilled as a reporter we would later work together in a story from gaza for harper's magazine and from camden new jersey in a piece for the nation magazine as well as publish a book together called days of destruction days approval joe invented the genre of comics journalism a marriage of rigorous reporting with meticulous drawing that delivers a visceral visual an emotional punch his books including palestine safe area gorazde footnotes and gaza the fixer and the great war have become classics. repeatedly elevating journalism into art his latest book is paying the land a poignant and moving portrayal of the plight of the denny people of the remote canadian northwest territories their struggles against cultural genocide in the social economic and environmental destruction caused by the extraction industries in the book he chronicles the battle by the dennett people to protect their identity and their communities the competing ethic of communal e

i watched him interviewing gorazde and instantly realized he was immensely skilled as a reporter we would later work together in a story from gaza for harper's magazine and from camden new jersey in a piece for the nation magazine as well as publish a book together called days of destruction days of revolt joe invented the genre of comics journalism the marriage of rigorous reporting with meticulous drawing that delivers a visceral visual and emotional punch his books including palestine safe area gorazde footnotes in gaza the fixer and the great war have become classics repeatedly elevating journalism into art his latest book is paying the land a poignant and moving portrayal of the plight of the denny people of the remote canadian northwest territories their struggles against cultural genocide in the social economic and environmental destruction caused by the extraction industries in the book he chronicles the battle by the denny people to protect their identity and their communities the competing ethic of communal existence is pitted against the ruthlessness and violence of capitalism

the world of comics but i knew something about the world of journalism i watched him interviewing gorazde and instantly realized he was immensely skilled as a reporter we would later work together in a story from gaza for harper's magazine and from camden new jersey in a piece for the nation magazine as well as publish a book together called days of destruction days approval.

drawing that delivers a visceral visual and emotional punch his books including palestine safe area gorazde footnotes in gaza the fixer and the great war have become classics repeatedly elevating journalism in the art his latest book is paying the land a poignant and moving portrayal of the plight of the denny people of the remote canadian northwest territories their struggles against cultural genocide in the social economic and environmental destruction caused by the extraction industries in the book he chronicles the battle by the denny people to protect their identity and their communities the competing ethic of communal existence is pitted against the ruthlessness and violence of capitalism and the commodification of a land that to the dentist is not only a living being a sacred joe is unsparing in his reporting documenting the evils imported into the den a culture from the outside that include alcoholism drug use domestic and sexual violence and suicide but by the end of the book the reader discovers that this is not only a book about the long efforts to extinguish indigenous communiti