“Women writers of the past are described as neither mothers nor daughters.” @CXCFestival
“Women writers of the past are described as neither mothers nor daughters.” @CXCFestival
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“Women writers of the past are described as neither mothers nor daughters.”

Excerpt from CMA Spotlight: Jessica Campbell
With comics scholar and writer Dr. Rachel Miller.

youtu.be/jin-WTrBpk8

Guest Courtesy of Columbus Museum of Art.

Photo by Raylavoie.com
Video by Nicolettecinemagraphics
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“Women writers of the past are described as neither mothers nor daughters.”

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