Recovery Efforts Two Years Later
Two years have passed since Hurricane Helene devastated regions in the Southeast. Communities affected by the storm continue their gradual recovery. The journey of these communities is now being chronicled in a format not commonly associated with such narratives: a graphic novel.
Introducing “Islands in the Sky”
The graphic novel, titled “Islands in the Sky: A People’s History of Hurricane Helene,” captures the experiences and resilience of those impacted. Andrew Aydin, involved in this project’s creation, discussed its significance.
About the Discussion
Andrew Aydin spoke with William Brangham about the novel, providing insights into how it aims to convey the struggles and recovery efforts of the people.
The Creative Medium
A graphic novel serves as a unique medium to depict the aftermath of such a storm. It blends visuals with personal stories, making the past events accessible and engaging for various audiences.
About the Presenter
William Brangham, a notable correspondent, producer, and substitute anchor for PBS News Hour, discussed the graphic novel. He is also the host of Horizons from PBS News.
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