Helene in Appalachia

Helene in Appalachia is a series of personal journal entries and map drawings from Mila Roeder, made during the first two weeks after Hurricane Helene ravaged Appalachia. It navigates the initial moment of ecological disaster, the adjustment into survival mode, and the rough start of a return to normalcy through a personal lens. 

8.5" x 5.5", 48 pages printed on linen paper. The cover is full color and the interior pages are black and white, saddle stitched with staples.