While reading, the graphic novel adaptation of Octavia Butler’s book, “Kindred”, I had to recognize the fact that it is not a story without a genre. In fact, the story is considered a neo-slave narrative, which is a story about the wounds slavery left on America. An example of these wounds is within the epilogue of the story when the main character, Dana, attempts to search for the truth about what happened to the people she met on her journey to the past; however, she is unable to find anything that would give her reassurance that she was not crazy. Dana’s inability to find proof shows how blacks lost their history while they were slaves, since no one recorded the life of a slave unless they were sold or “found” by the slave catchers.