A 9/11 Widow's Unique Memorial
"American Widow" graphic novel author Alissa Torres describes her experience after 9/11.
This is the story of Alissa Torres and her graphic novel, American Widow, illustrated by Sungyoon Choi, which describes her personal experience as a 9/11 widow and single mother. For more on Alissa Torres and American Widow, click here.
Discussion
A sad story that is perhaps eclipsed by some of the ignorant comments people are making. Loss of life is not to be measured on a balance. Innocent loss of life is sad in any event, no two ways about it.
PEACE!
A beautiful story. Alissa, thanks for sharing! God bless you and your little boy on 9/11 and always.
please stop making novels about this s**t. your giving intelligent americans a bad name.
how about make a novel about george bush or something?
Wow what avery sad story I feel sorry for all the deaths that happend that day, I was in New York the day of the attacks, but I dont know she seem's a little...weird....maybe its just me.
oh thats f****d up you finaly have a new job and somebody else blows it up for you on the second day (did he realy jumped btw)
=( this is so horrible... and to think this happened to so many many people, families, what do I know... =(
I want this book. That poor woman. Where can I get it, is it on Amazon?
whoa that so sad story it was fate you two met that so crazy but your strong woman living on life
Such a sad story, but she seems like a very strong woman.
I can't even imagine...
