the new yorker
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Buzzed Books #47: Thomas Vinciguerra’s Cast of Characters
Buzzed Books #47 by Adelia Johnson Thomas Vinciguerra’s Cast of Characters Thomas Vinciguerra’s Cast of Characters by is a biography of the early days of The New Yorker. Though sometimes hard to follow due to the large quantity of “characters” mentioned, I found myself wanting to pick up my pen and start a journal of Continue reading
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Gutter Space #1: Why Focus on Comics-That-Aren’t-Superhero-Comics?
Gutter Space #1 by Leslie Salas Why Focus on Comics-That-Aren’t-Superhero-Comics? Comics as a medium has a richer and more involved history than many people recognize or remember. Comics analyst Douglas Wolk explains in Reading Comics “the argument about the between relationship between painting and poetry, the generic classical terms for image-making and word-assembling, has been Continue reading
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