Excerpts from L. Anh William's graphic memoir project,  An Imagined Genealogy

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In honor of the historic Oscar wins of Everything Everywhere All At Once and for Women's History Month, Feminist Border Arts and the academic unit for Gender and Sexuality Studies at NMSU is releasing Dr. L. Anh Williams's comic "All At Once," a micro graphic narrative memoir combining popular culture and reflections on complex family relationships.

Dr. Williams is currently creating a book-length research-creation project that uses graphic narrative to explore queer Vietnamese Asian American experience in the diaspora. As she writes in her 2023 comic, "All At Once," no story in cinema has been her story, but Everything Everywhere All At Once leaves her craving infinite possibility.

Read "All At Once"

Video: Why Comics?

^{Video by Williams about how graphic narratives are a uniquely powerful creative medium through which to tell stories that critique social inequality and advocate for more just futures.}

Video: Encapsulation

^{Video by Williams about using encapsulation as method in creating memory-based comics, comics journalism, and graphic memoir}