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The Afro-Feminist Coloring Book is Here

The Afro-Feminist Coloring Book is Here

Selections from Makeda Lewis' Avie's Dreams

By Makeda Lewis | September 23, 2016

Kate Beaton Applies Her Graphic Genius to the Tyranny of Babies

Kate Beaton Applies Her Graphic Genius to the Tyranny of Babies

The Hark, a Vagrant! Creator Knows Her Audience

By Noah Berlatsky | September 13, 2016

The Lost Art of Custom-Illustrating Your Favorite Books

The Lost Art of Custom-Illustrating Your Favorite Books

On Grangerizing, the 19th-Century DIY Craze

By Amy Stewart | August 30, 2016

Julian Alexander on 50 Cent, Marlon James, and What Makes a Good Cover

Julian Alexander on 50 Cent, Marlon James, and What Makes a Good Cover

Yahdon Israel interviews the Graphic Designer about Creating a Visual Language

By Yahdon Israel | August 5, 2016

An Incomplete Atlas of Fantastic Maps

An Incomplete Atlas of Fantastic Maps

Susan Daitch on Literature's Attempt to Map the Countries Yet to Come

By Susan Daitch | August 3, 2016

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On Gendered Book Covers and Being a Woman Designer

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Secrets of the Book Designer: Sometimes I Don't Read the Whole Book

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The First Graphic Novel About the War in Iraq by a Veteran

The First Graphic Novel About the War in Iraq by a Veteran

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