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Published August 27, 2019

Theory of Everything

Tom Gauld for the New Scientist.

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Published June 4, 2019

Lost Protest Scenes in Literature

Tom Gauld for the Guardian Review.  

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Published May 16, 2019

Tom Gauld & John L. Walters St. Bride Library Poster

Tom Gauld has collaborated with John L Walters, editor of Eye magazine, to make this lovely poster celebrating the St. Bride Library in London — the largest print and publishing library in the world.

Produced in a limited edition of 80, you can get one from the library store for £15.

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Published December 3, 2018

Samuel Beckett Advent Calendar

Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

For some reason the Samuel Beckett Advent Calendar reminds me of the Half Man Half Biscuit song Joy Division Oven Gloves. 

Tom has a new postcard book The Snooty Bookshop out now. 

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Published August 24, 2018

Marketing Plan

A little too on the nose, Tom. 

(Tom Gauld for The Guardian)

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Published July 27, 2018

Decisions, Decisions….

Tom Gauld. 

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Published April 30, 2018

Living with a Genius

Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

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Published April 23, 2018

Find Your Place in the Market

Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

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Published April 10, 2018

The Archaeology of the Book Tower

Well, this is a little close to home isn’t it?

Tom Gauld for The Guardian. 

On a related note, Tom’s musical cover for April 16 edition of The New Yorker is lovely.  

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Published February 21, 2018

Questions from the Audience

 

By Tom Gauld for The Guardian, of course.

This has happened at pretty much every event I’ve ever attended at a book festival. 

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Published December 27, 2017

The Ghost of Future Book Sales

Tom Gauld for The Guardian.

Tom’s latest collection of cartoons, Baking With Kafka, is in stores now. 

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Published September 29, 2017

It Is a Truth Universally Acknowledged…

Tom’s new book, Baking with Kafka, is now available in the UK from Canongate Books, and in the US and Canada from D+Q next month.

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