It’s a question at the heart of her memoir, I’m Supposed to Protect You From All This (Riverhead), which explores the psychic legacy passed between four generations of fascinatingly self-made women, including her mother, New Yorker art director and children’s book publisher Françoise Mouly, with freshness and sophistication.įor the exuberantly haired 29-year-old, also the author of a trio of graphic novels for children, storytelling is both birthright and necessity. “How do you master your femininity with something that makes you powerful?” says Nadja Spiegelman over lunch in a French restaurant in Boston.
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