In debut graphic novel, Arizona O'Neill explores connection between opioid overdoses and organ donation
There is a section in Arizona O’Neill’s autobiographical debut graphic novel, Opioids and Organs, where the protagonist sees human organs and body parts everywhere she goes. The quasi-fictional Arizona sees eyeballs in the egg cartons. Human hearts are being sold at the butcher’s counter. A shoe store has human feet on display next to the […]
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