In conjunction with Pride Month, the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County hosted, via Zoom, the author of “The Glass Scientists,” a young adult graphic novel / webcomic by Sage Cotugno.

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They're Outside creates a new mythological horror character and uses it as a vessel to explore the anxieties of agoraphobia.

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