A House Without Windows

Graphic novel / Interactive media experience about the ongoing conflict in the Central African Republic and how it impacts the everyday lives of citizens. Much of the graphic novel is centered around the health and welfare of children and mothers unintentionally swept up into the aftermath of a conflict they don't have any stake in. Like so many geopolitical events that don't happen in the Western world, I hadn't read a single thing about this and was just depressed reading it. It's very illuminating. Didier Kassaï's art pairs well with Marc Ellison's photography. Not the kind of graphic novel one “enjoys” but worth reading and drawing attention to.