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Guided by caregivers, administrators, but mostly the patients, the observant duo turn their initial announcement of 'We're here to make a comic about Chesnaie' into a surprisingly participatory, warmly individualized, even laugh-out-loud, record of mental illness. -Terry Hong, Booklist A book full of life and humor, on an unusual psychiatric establishment. -Guillaume Garcia-Mora, Planete BD Showing compassion for others is a rare thing these days, especially when it comes to people with disabilities. But in The Third Population we have just that. Aurelien Ducoudray and Jeff Pourquie-maybe even without intending to-have created a graphic novel that is kind, honest, heartfelt, and humane. -Damien Canteau, Comixtrip The Third Population is a great missing component to the rich area of comics about mental health, a form of stepping back from the intensely personal aspects and mapping out the universal ones that include many levels of involvement and require planning, organization, patience, and empathy. -John Seven, The Beat

A book full of life and humor, on an unusual psychiatric establishment. -Guillaume Garcia-Mora, Planete BD Showing compassion for others is a rare thing these days, especially when it comes to people with disabilities. But in The Third Population we have just that. Aurelien Ducoudray and Jeff Pourquie-maybe even without intending to-have created a graphic novel that is kind, honest, heartfelt, and humane. -Damien Canteau, Comixtrip The Third Population is a great missing component to the rich area of comics about mental health, a form of stepping back from the intensely personal aspects and mapping out the universal ones that include many levels of involvement and require planning, organization, patience, and empathy. -John Seven, The Beat

A book full of life and humor, on an unusual psychiatric establishment. -Guillaume Garcia-Mora, Planete BD Showing compassion for others is a rare thing these days, especially when it comes to people with disabilities. But in The Third Population we have just that. Aurelien Ducoudray and Jeff Pourquie-maybe even without intending to-have created a graphic novel that is kind, honest, heartfelt, and humane. -Damien Canteau, Comixtrip The Third Population is a great missing component to the rich area of comics about mental health, a form of stepping back from the intensely personal aspects and mapping out the universal ones that include many levels of involvement and require planning, organization, patience, and empathy. -John Seven, The Beat Guided by caregivers, administrators, but mostly the patients, the observant duo turn their initial announcement of 'We're here to make a comic about Chesnaie' into a surprisingly participatory, warmly individualized, even laugh-out-loud, record of mental illness. -Terry Hong, Booklist

A book full of life and humor, on an unusual psychiatric establishment. -Guillaume Garcia-Mora, Planete BD Showing compassion for others is a rare thing these days, especially when it comes to people with disabilities. But in The Third Population we have just that. Aurelien Ducoudray and Jeff Pourquie-maybe even without intending to-have created a graphic novel that is kind, honest, heartfelt, and humane. -Damien Canteau, Comixtrip

Guided by caregivers, administrators, but mostly the patients, the observant duo turn their initial announcement of 'We're here to make a comic about Chesnaie' into a surprisingly participatory, warmly individualized, even laugh-out-loud, record of mental illness. -Terry Hong, Booklist The Third Population is a great missing component to the rich area of comics about mental health, a form of stepping back from the intensely personal aspects and mapping out the universal ones that include many levels of involvement and require planning, organization, patience, and empathy. -John Seven, The Beat Showing compassion for others is a rare thing these days, especially when it comes to people with disabilities. But in The Third Population we have just that. Aurelien Ducoudray and Jeff Pourquie-maybe even without intending to-have created a graphic novel that is kind, honest, heartfelt, and humane. -Damien Canteau, Comixtrip A book full of life and humor, on an unusual psychiatric establishment. -Guillaume Garcia-Mora, Planete BD

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Aurélien Ducoudray is the author of numerous documentary comics and graphic novels, including the prize-winning Amère Russie, Clichés de Bosnie, and Championzé: Une histoire de Battling Siki. Jeff Pourquié is an artist and a gypsy jazz guitarist. He is the illustrator of a number of comics and graphic novels in French.

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