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Montrealer’s graphic novel explores his youth as a child of Haitian immigrants in the 1970s

A man holds up a book while standing in a library, with imagery from the book added over the photo

Jimmy Suzan, a Quebec author born to Haitian parents, has created a graphic novel about his family’s immigration story. Migrasyon was released in October and in no time, has become a critically acclaimed success.

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