My People Shall Live Spike Jonze fitting for life in the

fitting for life in the city during the 1950s and ’60s

seen through the eyes of cartoonist Keiji Nakazawa

delicious and scathing

advanced from the academic experiments of his earlier work

Within the Walled City itself

My People Shall Live Spike Jonze fitting for life in the*This is NOT a comic! But sometimes I want to stock things so I stock them. By Leila Khaled, told to George Hajjar. Published by Midnight Press. Softcover, 272 pages, Prose, 1973 (2025 printing) The classic autobiography of a revolutionary! Hear of Leila's childhood in Palestine, her radicalization after the oppression of her people by the zionist entity, her political growth to become a member of the PFLP and her exciting tale of plane hijacking.