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Published July 15, 2016
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Published July 4, 2016
Let’s Not Play Frisbee With That Poet Anymore
Stephen Collins for The Guardian (and newly available as limited edition Giclee print from his shop).
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Published June 28, 2016
Some Advice on How to Cope in These Tough Times
Published June 20, 2016
“What a Silly Idea”
Tom Gauld on women leads in spy fiction for The Guardian. See also, people of colour in fantasy films.
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Published June 3, 2016
How To Be a Bad Writer
Tom Gauld for The Guardian, inspired by this piece on what makes bad writing bad by Toby Litt.
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Published May 28, 2016
Less Common Villains
Published May 16, 2016
Rogue Bibliophile
Tom Gauld‘s cartoon on the future for book lovers for The Guardian this weekend.
Tom also did the cover and interior illustration in this weekend’s Guardian Review for an article on plot by John Mullan.
Published April 28, 2016
Jane Eyre Uncovers Mister Rochester’s Secrets
Published March 23, 2016
Lead the Autobiographical Novelist to the Literary Prize
Published February 3, 2016
War and Peace Clickbait
Published June 12, 2015
Dear Araucaria
The Rev John Graham, better known as Araucaria, set the Guardian’s cryptic crossword for 55 years. In December 2012, Araucaria announced that he was dying of cancer through a series of clues in a crossword. In this short film, Graham talks about puzzles, the memories and ideas that inspired him, and setting crossword number 25,842:
You can read more about the film here.
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Published November 30, 2014
Books of the Year by Tom Gauld
Tom Gauld‘s cover for The Guardian Review‘s books of the year issue.