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"Memories of Taiwan" Brings Together Stories from 19 Artists

August 28, 2026
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Jon Renzella ’06 is one of many contributors to the 266-page comic anthology, Memories of Taiwan. The autobiographical graphic novel, published by SLG Publishing, brings together the stories of 19 artists and writers who left home and made Taiwan their own.

Edited by Ray Hecht, the book gathers the complete run of the acclaimed self-published series Visions of Taiwan (Issues #1–4) into a single volume for the first time. Renzella contributed a story to each of the original issues, and was the Taiwan publisher.

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