Halifax Examiner
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May 28, 2026
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Life on the page: Patrick Allaby’s graphic novels walk the line between fiction and memoir
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Life on the page: Patrick Allaby’s graphic novels walk the line between fiction and memoir
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BY PHILIP MOSCOVITCH
MAY 28, 2026
Self-portrait by graphic novelist Patrick Allaby. Credit: Patrick Allaby
Patrick Allaby’s books walk the line between fiction and memoir — and sometimes, the most realistic seeming stories in them are the ones he’s made up.
I first encountered Allaby’s work a…
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