Kathleen Founds crafts narratives rooted in themes of social justice, drawing from a rich tapestry of life experiences. Her work often explores profound human questions, informed by a unique perspective shaped by diverse professional and personal journeys. Founds' writing is characterized by its empathy and keen observation, revealing the complexities of the human condition with a distinctive voice.
A graphic novel about navigating the US medical insurance system and receiving fair and adequate coverage for mental illness. Based on the author's own experience in being treated for bipolar disorder.
In a high school English class, students craft essays featuring mystical creatures tackling contemporary socio-political issues. Among them are Janice Gibbs, a rebellious student with a unique style, and Cody Splunk, an ambitious writer focused on inventing a time machine. After experiencing a breakdown, their teacher, Ms. Freedman, finds herself in an asylum that employs a capitalist approach to therapy, leading to a correspondence with her students that explores creativity and mental health.