by Andrew Field   Sometimes I marvel at the way the medium of the graphic novel seems to approximate certain aspects of the way our memory works.  How we experience our memories can seem deeply visual (the drawings), but also laden with language (the words), if only because thought seems so wedded to language, and memories can sometimes feel like recollected thoughts in the form of images, or recollected images in the form of thoughts.  Memory draws on the resources of language and image, as do graphic novels, and both have a kind of movement, a kind of logic, a… Read More