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How to Hope

Inspiration for Hard Times

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By Denali Sai Nalamalapu

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On Sale
May 25, 2027
Page Count
176 pages
Publisher
Timber Press
ISBN-13
9781643266718

Price

$25.00

Price

$33.00 CAD

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  1. ebook

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  1. Hardcover $25.00 $33.00 CAD
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Take a walk, go to a protest, wait out a storm, meet your neighbor, lay in bed, throw a party. When faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, how do we move forward? Award-winning author Denali Nalamalapu, a climate activist who has stood up against injustice time and time again, needs help finding hope. Through twelve illustrated vignettes on gender identity, climate change, community, protest, gardening, mutual aid, mountains, and depression, How to Hope is a moving glimpse into all that can be possible in the wake of hard times. Without denying our pain and the injustices that got us here, this gem of a book offers readers a compassionate companion as they imagine a livable future. You can cultivate hope, even when it seems like there’s not much left. It’s within you, your relationships, and the flowers you can still grow.

Genre:

  • Comics & Graphic Novels Nonfiction Self-help

Denali Sai Nalamalapu is the author of HOLLER, and a climate organizer from Southern Maine and Southern India. Denali lives in Southwest Virginia. They have written for Truthout, Prism, and Mergoat Magazine, and their climate activism has been covered in Shondaland, Vogue India, Self, The Independent, and elsewhere. They studied English Literature at Bates College and completed a Fulbright grant in Malaysia.

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Denali Sai Nalamalapu

About the Author

Denali Sai Nalamalapu is the author of HOLLER: A Graphic Memoir of Rural Resistance, winner of the Weatherford Award and finalist for the Monsoon Award for Best Graphic Novel. Denali is a climate organizer from Southern Maine and Southern India, and currently lives in Southwest Virginia. Denali has written for Truthout, Prism and Crucial Comix, and their climate activism has been covered in Shondaland, Vogue India, Self, The Independent, and elsewhere. They studied English Literature at Bates College and completed a Fulbright grant in Malaysia.

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