About the Book: Winner of the National Book Critics Circle John Leonard Prize, Feeding Ghosts is a powerful graphic memoir tracing three generations of Chinese women and the lasting impact of history, trauma and exile. Tessa Hulls explores the life of her grandmother, Sun Yi, a Shanghai journalist who fled to Hong Kong following the Communist victory in 1949, and the effects of her experiences on her family. Moving between China, Hong Kong and the wider world, this deeply moving memoir examines grief, mental health, identity, displacement and family bonds, offering a poignant story of survival, love and homecoming.