Books, Design and Culture
The new comic from Grant Snider, ‘The Day Jobs of Poets’, comes with the following disclaimer:
“there’s no evidence that Emily Dickinson liked cats, but her sister Lavinia was cat-obsessed. So Emily must have been forced to cat-sit occasionally.”
The comic is available as a poster from Grant’s shop.
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You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack, which collects many of Tom Gauld’s cartoons for The Guardian, is out in April.
Comments closed‘Excerpts from Beatrix Potter’s Little-Known Experimental Storybook’, a recent comic strip by Tom Gauld:
The text is from Kurt Schwitters’ poem Ursonate.
A collection of Tom’s short strips, You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack is out in April.
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One day, I might stop posting everything Tom Gauld does. But that day is not today…
(via The Guardian)
Comments closedIn lieu of any real posting around these parts of late, here’s a recent Tom Gauld cartoon to keep you quiet:
You can find my interview with Tom here if you haven’t read it already.
Comments closedLava lamps, egg chairs, and “and outfits that would look great in a B-52s music video”… Grant Snider’s vision of the book of the future for The New York Times Sunday Book Review!
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A great new Wondermark comic by David Malki. You really need to see it full size to appreciate the horror…
