Drew Dernavich for the New Yorker. My to-read pile probably isn’t structurally important, but I wouldn’t pull a book out of the bottom of the stack that’s for sure.
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Why Stop?
Every. Day. (Cartoon by Asher Perlman)
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AI vs Death
Tom Gauld for the New Scientist.
By weird coincidence this tribute to Ingmar Bergman from the 1981 TV special “The Muppets Go to the Movies” with Beaker as Death also popped up in my timeline this week.
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Oof. This is a little too on the nose from Roz Chast (for The New Yorker).
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Tom Gauld for The Guardian.
My ‘to be read’ wall feels particularly bad at the moment. I did, however, read an ARC of She’s a Killer by Kirsten McDougall on vacation, which is fun if you like an unreliable narrator who is not quite a genius, but very possibly a sociopath (and has an imaginary friend).
Comments closedSergio García Sánchez’s “On the Same Page”
Sergio García Sánchez‘s cover illustration, coloured by his partner Lola Moral, for the recent fiction issue of The New Yorker is lovely.
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Cartoon by Graham Annabelle.
And just a reminder, Graham AKA Grickle has a new graphic novel for kids called Eerie Tales from the School of Screams coming out this summer.
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Tom Gauld for The Guardian.
(Is this a Semisonic joke as well as an Edward Hopper one? Or am I just showing my age?)
Comments closedR. Kikuo Johnson’s “Perennial”
It feels like we are right on the cusp of spring turning into summer here in Toronto (rain all day Saturday, beautiful sunshine Sunday) so I enjoyed R. Kikuo Johnson’s latest cover illustration for The New Yorker. There are so many lovely touches.
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Cartoon by Graham Annabelle.
Graham has a new graphic novel for kids called Eerie Tales from the School of Screams available in July.
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