Teva Harrison’s ‘In-Between Days’

Think Out Loud | Dec 18, 2017
We sit down with Oregon native [now living in Toronto] Teva Harrison. In her memoir “In-Between Days,” she blends her drawings and graphics with prose to tell the story of her stage four breast cancer diagnosis at age 37, her subsequent treatment, and her struggle to find meaning and joy in her day-to-day life.

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