Sarah Hildebrand is a PhD candidate in English at The Graduate Center, CUNY, and a former climbing arborist. Her research takes place at the intersection of the medical humanities and environmental psychology, examining spaces and ethics of care in 20th- and 21st-century graphic memoir and life writing.
Sarah Hildebrand
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The Book That Made Me: Belong
The winner of our graduate essay contest shares how, despite a lifelong love of words, it was a book of images that ultimately helped the most …
The Book That Made Me: Belong
As a literature student, I’d wanted words to fix me. But it was images that pieced me back together …
