Maus Now: Selected Writing #[nn]

This collection gathers a wide range of critical and personal essays, reviews, and reflections on Art Spiegelman's landmark graphic novel Maus, spanning from its initial serialization to its enduring cultural impact. Edited by Hillary Chute, the volume brings together voices from scholars, writers, and artists to explore the work's themes of memory, trauma, and representation, as well as its place in comics history and Holocaust literature. It serves as a companion for readers seeking deeper context and analysis of one of the most influential graphic narratives ever published.