Explorations in nonfiction and autobio comics
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October has always been a great month for creatives. Halloween alone provides so many opportunities for making the weird and the wonderful—from carving jack-o’-lanterns, making decorations and spooky treats, to designing costumes. In Albuqu...
At Autobiographix, we were excited to see a book from Fieldmouse Press come across our desks—as big fans of their online magazine for comics, SOLRAD, we are always interested to see what they publish. This latest work, French Girl, is a gra...
We were lucky to get an advance copy of All Our Ordinary Stories, which is officially released on September 24. We previously interviewed Teresa Wong as part of our monthly interview series and discussed her book Dear Scarlet in our present...
I (Amaris) had the pleasure of meeting Kriota Willberg at the Graphic Medicine Conference last year in Toronto. She told me about teaching medical students art in the cadaver lab, and hosted a great workshop on drawing the objective signs a...
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Amaris occupies her time with open space, white space, CMYK, flash nonfiction, long trails, f-stops, line breaks, and several Adobe programs running simultaneously.
Nora has previously worked at comic publishers Devil’s Due Publishing and Drawn and Quarterly. Her writing appear in Guernica, DIAGRAM, Bennington Review and elsewhere. She teaches at Colorado State University and Aims Community College.
Sarah Shaw is a cartoonist, illustrator, and professor who's always on the search for a good story. She lives in Portland, ME and teaches Illustration at Maine College of Art & Design, as well as online courses at the School of Visual Arts.
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