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Sylvia Nickerson has written comics examining parenthood, gender, social class and religion. Her graphic novel Creation (Drawn & Quarterly) won a Doug Wright Award for best emerging comics talent. She is artist-in-residence at the Art Gallery of Hamilton.

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