Why people recommend it
Here by Richard McGuire is a groundbreaking graphic novel that depicts a single corner of a room across vast spans of geological and human time from a fixed perspective. Greg Coles recommended the book on The Book Review during a roundtable discussion, noting that he was actively reading the graphic novel by the artist Richard McGuire. John Williams also mentioned the book on the podcast while sharing listener recommendations from Twitter, pointing back to an interview with McGuire about the innovative project. Host Gilbert Cruz introduced the book by highlighting a review written by Luke Sweeney, who praised the work as a revolutionary achievement in visual storytelling. Across these segments, the speakers emphasized the unique spatial and temporal mechanics of the graphic novel, celebrating its ability to redefine the boundaries of narrative art.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Recommended
- Gilbert Cruz Discussed
- John Williams Recommended
Greg Coles — 1 mention
“Im reading a graphic novel called here by the artist Richard Maguire”
Gilbert Cruz — 1 mention
“Now by Richard MCU whose graphic novel here is reviewed in this week's issue by Luke sa who calls it a revolutionary achievement”
John Williams — 1 mention
“and uh someone named Abby Davis were among the many people who named Richard Maguire's here and you talked to Maguire earlier in this episode about that very uh Innovative book”