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Writing A Graphic Novel

Comics and Graphic NovelsThe Art of the Novel-Turned-Graphic-Novel

Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes’ acclaimed 2018 middle-grade novel Ghost Boys is back on bookshelves in a new, graphic novel edition.

Michael Woodson
Comics and Graphic NovelsWhen Silence Speaks: Letting the Illustrations Do the Talking in Graphic NovelsJyoti Chand
Write Better FictionProse Fiction vs. Graphic Novels: Thoughts From a Guy Who’s Done BothMark Crilley
Young AdultWant to Write a Young Adult Graphic Novel? Here’s How!Rey Terciero
Writing Habits and Practices¡Ay, Mija!: My Bilingual Summer in Mexico and Revealing My Identity to Others and MyselfChristine Suggs
Write Better FictionHow To Tell a Meaningful Story Without Using WordsSophie Burrows
Write Better Fiction10 Tips for Creating Your Own Graphic NovelJoe Lee

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