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The ever-delightful Grant Snyder adds to history’s definitions of genius. Available as a print in Grant’s poster shop. Complement with the 1942 gem Anatomy of Inspiration. 

The ever-delightful Grant Snyder adds to history’s definitions of genius.

Available as a print in Grant’s poster shop.

Complement with the 1942 gem Anatomy of Inspiration. 

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4-3-2013
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The ceaselessly brilliant Grant Snyder is back with  performance-enhancing drugs for writers. Enhance your performance drug-free with some sage advice on the craft from famous writers.

The ceaselessly brilliant Grant Snyder is back with  performance-enhancing drugs for writers. Enhance your performance drug-free with some sage advice on the craft from famous writers.

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2-21-2013
Banned Books Week comics history and literature censorship books Grant Snyder culture and society politics
“When someone is burning a book,” Lemony Snicket famously wrote, “they are showing utter contempt for all of the thinking that produced its ideas, all of the labor that went into its words and sentences, and all of the trouble that befell the author.” Grant Snyder is back with Ban This Book, a special comic for Banned Books Week showing “one author’s experience with a challenge to intellectual freedom.” For more literary comics, see Graphic Canon.

“When someone is burning a book,” Lemony Snicket famously wrote, “they are showing utter contempt for all of the thinking that produced its ideas, all of the labor that went into its words and sentences, and all of the trouble that befell the author.”

Grant Snyder is back with Ban This Book, a special comic for Banned Books Week showing “one author’s experience with a challenge to intellectual freedom.”

For more literary comics, see Graphic Canon.

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10-2-2012