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19.2 x 2.46 x 25.4 cm
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General Readers, Fiction Lovers, Mythology & Historical Fiction Readers, Indian Mythology Enthusiasts, Young Adults (YA) & Adults, College Students, Competitive Exam Aspirants (General Reading / Culture), Gift Purpose (Books Gift Set), Spiritual & Philosophy Interest Readers, Library / Book Collection Buyers
Country Of Origin
India
About Author
Helen Prejean, C. S. J., Is A Writer, Lecturer, And Community Organizer Who Was Born In Baton Rouge And Has Lived And Worked In Louisiana All Her Life. Her Groundbreaking Firsthand Account Of The Death Penalty,Dead Man Walking,Has Been Adapted Into A Movie, An Opera, And A Play For High Schools And Colleges. She Is Also The Author OfThe Death Of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account Of Wrongful Executions. She Has Lectured Extensively On The Subject Of Capital Punishment And Has Appeared On60 Minutes, NbcSToday Show,NprSWeekend EditionAndFresh Air, PbsSFrontline, Bbc World Service Radio, And An Nbc Special Series On The Death Penalty. She Has Received Honorary Degrees From Colleges And Universities Across The United States. She Is A Member Of The Congregation Of St. Joseph.
Author Name
Helen Prejean
Genre
Biographies & Autobiographies
No Of Pages
208
Publisher
Gallery Books
Product Description
- Premium Quality: Dead Man Walking: Graphic Edition by Helen Prejean is a powerful adaptation of her groundbreaking firsthand account of the death penalty, presented across 208 pages in a visually compelling graphic novel format.
- Product Design: Available in paperback, this graphic edition brings Prejean's deeply personal narrative to life through illustration, making her story of faith, justice, and human dignity accessible to a new generation of readers.
- User Experience: The story follows Sister Helen Prejean as she grows up in a middle-class Roman Catholic family in the Jim Crow South, ultimately finding her way to the heart of New Orleans' housing projects after dramatic changes sweeping the Catholic Church in the 1960s and 1970s transformed her understanding of faith as a force for social justice.
- Versatile Occasion: A meaningful read for general readers, students, biography enthusiasts, social justice advocates, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith, law, and human rights.
- Quality Assurance: Authored by Helen Prejean - a celebrated writer, lecturer, and community organiser whose original Dead Man Walking has been adapted into a major film, an opera, and stage productions - this graphic edition carries the full weight of her lived experience and moral authority.
- Ideal For: An essential addition to personal libraries and educational collections, and a thoughtful gift for readers drawn to biography, social commentary, and stories of conscience in the face of injustice.