JEFFREY WILSON is an activist-scholar and author of several graphic novels that are interview-based and deal with issues of social justice, housing and immigration. His work has appeared in McSweeney's, Counterpunch, and World War 3 Illustrated, and he is the author of The Instinct for Cooperation- A Graphic Novel Conversation with Noam Chomsky, illustrated by Eliseu Gouveia (Seven Stories Press, 2018). He lives in Baltimore, Maryland. BAMBI KRAMER is a comics author and illustrator based in Rome, Italy. She has participated in festivals, events and exhibitions around the world, her work has been exhibited in Rome, Cape Town and Madrid, and her illustrations and comics have been published by international magazines.
"""Jeffrey Wilson and Bambi Kramer’s We Live Here is a triumph of comic art and grassroots ethnography, taking the raw and powerful testimonies of Detroit residents in the crosshairs of racial capitalism’s predatory dispossession, and showing how street-level solidarity and neighborhood direct action kept people in their homes and built a movement. The panels of this book capture, with the utmost care and clear revolutionary love, the moments in which personal despair facing down foreclosure and eviction was transmuted, through organizing, into the power of community refusal. A visual and intellectual gift to anyone who wants to understand where and how truly radical responses to an unjust world are built."" —John Duda, Executive Director, The Real News Network and Worker-Owner, Red Emma’s"