#schulz library

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Dreams of Glory and other drawings by William Steig, 1953, published by A. Knopf, found at a Schulz Library sale in White River Junction, VT-USA in 2009.

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BAM, it's an interview with CCS alumna and fantastic illustrator Katherine Roy! Katherine is one of the nicest people around and draws amazing SHARKS. We talked about her research trip to Kenya for her upcoming book about elephants.

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I don't know if I've ever talked about how much I love Julie's ( juliedelporte ) work anywhere on the internet, but godDAMN am I pumped about her upcoming D+Q book. I spoke with her for the Schulz Blog recently, and it just got posted!

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I spoke with the inimitable Beth Hetland last week for the Schulz Blog. Beth's a 2011 graduate of the Center for Cartoon Studies who now teaches at SAIC--and is also a barrel of fun. She's the kind of art prof I wish I could've had when I was an undergrad.

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Hey Tumblrinhos/as! I recently completed an interview with Rob Clough of High-Lo Comics. The dude is mad smart, mad cordial, and mad good at reviewing comics. I recommend you click the above link to get some knowledge in!

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FRESH OFF THE WORDPRESS! I talked to the incomparable Dakota McFadzean for the Schulz Library Blog recently, and we get in to some HEAVY SHIT. Death, the universe, the fundamental absurdity of human existence, melting faces and the art/comics split are all discussed in this most existential of interviews. Have a look!

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So in between unholy rituals I managed to interview Tim Stout and Jason Week about their most excellent newish kids' book Danger & Doom: Brainless Brother for the Schulz Library Blog! Have a gander, won't you?

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I spoke to simonmreinhardt and Dan Rinylo, the newly-installed dictators of the Schulz Library, about curatorship and keeping an unruly populace under their heel.