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I this in anticipation of Luciana Cimino’s graphic novel The Incredible Nellie Bly: Journalist, Investigator, Feminist, and Philanthropist. Of course I have heard about Nellie Bly’s historic expose, but I wanted to know the details. I was shocked at the ease with which she was forcibly committed. It seems that as a woman of that time all you had to be was poor, unemployed or an immigrant to be confined. This was especially the case if you had no husband or family to speak for you. Or as we see with one of the poor patients were branded an adulterer.

One of the reasons why Nellie Bly’s journal garnered so much attention was because it revealed the deplorable conditions on Blackwell Island. Unsanitary rooms, inedible food, freezing temperatures, inadequate clothing, the sharing of bath water and personal toiletry items amongst dozens of patients . . . the list goes on and on.

I am interested to see how Cimino treats this fascinating subject and for what audience (ie adult? Middle grade?) the graphic novel is geared.