Wholly original and often surprising.

Despite the extreme weight of the story, the density of the historical context and the way every bit of space is utilized to communicate pictorially or verbally, that information is surprisingly digestible — and even nourishing.

What’s most compelling about Feeding Ghosts isn’t its narrative. It’s the way Hulls’s voice interjects throughout and questions her own assumptions about so-called "history".

Hull is deeply honest and vulnerable in these pages.

A fascinating story of multicultural identity and family history.

Detailed, vulnerable, harrowing..

In her willingness to examine each troubling detail, the author is painstakingly thorough and relentlessly honest.

Epic, elegantly etched.