Publications

“Maureen Burdock’s artwork is beautiful; you just wish to touch and hold those snails. Yes, one must dig deep to forgive distant parents and live with one’s history. But also to know and accept love.” —Miriam Katin, author of We Are On Our Own and Letting It Go

A graphic meditation on grief following the author's mother's sudden death

Washington Post Best Graphic Novels of 2021 

EISNER AWARD WINNER

McFarland published this anthology of five comics in 2015. Each story features a protagonist who confronts gender-based violence in her community. Each tale is in English and in the language of the protagonist: Spanish, German, Swahili, and Arabic, respectively. Foreword by Trina Robbins. 

Edited by by Elisabeth Krimmer and Patricia Anne Simpson. Camden House Press, 2022.

Edited by by Susan Merrill Squier and Irmela Marei Krüger-Fürhoff In addition to the editors, the contributors to this volume include Einat Avrahami, Maureen Burdock, Elizabeth J. Donaldson, Ariela Freedman, Rieke Jordan, stef lenk, Leah Misemer, Tahneer Oksman, Nina Schmidt, and Helen Spandler. Penn State University Press, 2020.

Edited by by Katja Herges and Elisabeth Krimmer. Camden House, 2021.

by Lynette Hunter (Editor), Elisabeth Krimmer (Editor), Peter Lichtenfels (Editor), Hilary Bryan (Contributor), Maureen Burdock (Contributor), Maxine Leeds Craig (Contributor), Jess Curtis (Contributor), Joseph Dumit (Contributor), Sean Feit (Contributor), Álvaro Iván Hernández Rodríguez (Contributor), Verena Hutter (Contributor), Nita Little (Contributor), Erin Manning (Contributor), Brian Massumi (Contributor), Timothy Morton (Contributor), Ilya Noé (Contributor), Kevin O'Connor (Contributor), Halifu Osumare (Contributor), Bryan Reynolds (Contributor), Guy Zimmerman (Contributor)

In the spirit of Nietzsche, the book opens a conversation with Stengers through multiple channels: written text by Jeremy Fernando; paintings by Maureen Burdock; Mariane Klettenhofer's layout which brings both together whilst maintaining their singularities. Thus, a triptych of responses: all disparate yet always also with Stengers; quite possibly in an attempt to respond to the possibility of a community that she calls for.

This fine art catalogue produced by Tali Weinberg and Gina Acebo includes several pages of "Femitypes" by Maureen Burdock and is available here:

https://www.blurb.com/b/4244738-touring-the-social-imaginary

Sightlines 2014 Visual and Critical Studies published by California College of the Arts; includes "Labradoodle or Lion-Snake? Comics as Folkloric Tradition" by Maureen Burdock