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Published October 14, 2016

Tips For Getting Your Novel Published

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… during a skeleton apocalypse. Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

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Published September 26, 2016

Drafts of the Novel

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Tom Gauld for The New Yorker.

Tom’s new graphic novel Mooncop is out now.

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Published September 13, 2016

Promotional Stickers for Novels

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Tom Gauld‘s latest cartoon for The Guardian. It seems kind of appropriate for the day this year’s Man Booker Prize shortlist is announced…

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Published September 6, 2016

A Dickensian Alphabet

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Tom Gauld has made a print for London comics store Gosh! to celebrate their 30th anniversary. You can buy it online here.

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Published August 24, 2016

Art Installation

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Tom Gauld for the New Scientist.

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Published August 18, 2016

Thank You for Sending Us Your Manuscript

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Edward Steed for The New Yorker.

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Published August 17, 2016

The End of the Novel

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Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

Tom’s new graphic novel, Mooncop, will be published by D+Q next month.

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Published July 25, 2016

Innovations for the Modern Novelist

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Tom Gauld for The Guardian. Who needs people?

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Published July 15, 2016

The Fourth Horsemen

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Stephen Collins for The Guardian:

Stephen Collins Brexit

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Published July 4, 2016

Let’s Not Play Frisbee With That Poet Anymore

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Stephen Collins for The Guardian (and newly available as limited edition Giclee print from his shop).

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Published June 13, 2016

Classic Literature with Added Science!

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Science versus Fiction — Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

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Published June 3, 2016

How To Be a Bad Writer

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Tom Gauld for The Guardian, inspired by this piece on what makes bad writing bad by Toby Litt.

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