Ali Fitzgerald is a regular contributor and comic columnist for the The New Yorker. She also writes articles and comics for other magazines and newspapers.
Ali's acclaimed first graphic nonfiction book, Drawn to Berlin: Comic Workshops in Refugee Shelters and Other Stories from a New Europe was published in late 2018 with Fantagraphics.
In 2025, she will publish Squeak, Chatter, Bark, an all-ages eco-mystery, with Fantagraphics.
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Learn more in her bio and discover some of her work below.
“One of the finest pieces of comics nonfiction I’ve read in years.” — New York Magazine: Vulture
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“Beautiful, sensitive, illuminating, and at times quite funny. ... every page is a gem.” — LA Review of Books
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“It’s quite an extraordinary book—a thoughtful and deeply empathetic examination of displacement and hope, focusing on the situation of immigrants in Berlin, past and present.” — The Rumpus
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Winner of the Independent Publisher’s award for best graphic book of 2019.
Named one of the best comics of 2018 by New York Magazine