the hunting of the snark

It's time for a brief hiatus from my Snark GN and instead … a rant! A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of talking to a young writer who...

This explication of my GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark resumes its Jubjubian subplot for yet another stanzel … w...

This panel of our GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark brings the story to a fever pitch of culinary suspense. Let...

This picture of a giant bee chasing an English bride through Tom Quad is a classic example of what we like to call the world's first and...

We're explaining this GN version of Lewis Carroll's Hunting of the Snark, every panel and page. We're in the midst of Fit the ...

This GN version of Lewis Carroll's Hunting of the Snark is perfectly safe for both kids and adults but the Truth-In-Illustrating Act do...

This baffling stanzel of my GN version of The Hunting of the Snark ( a stanzel known to Continental snarkologists as the Pons Asinorum) pre...

Here's what a certain illustrator had to say about this particular panel of my GN version of Lewis Carroll's Hunting of the Snark … ...

I apologize for missing a posting last weekend, the sudden cessation of snow across southern Quebec completely discombulated me … here, with...

If you've arrived here from Feral Press or Facebook, searching for the Martin Olson's Encyclopaedia of Hell poster seen above, yo...

One can say what one likes about Lewis Carroll, one can say what one likes about The Hunting of the Snark, one might even cast aspersions a...

Great news! Jacques Derrida says that my GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark is "super cool and fresh!" Me...

We continue our GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark thusly … When Lewis Carroll sat down at his writing desk to comp...

You asked for it, you got it — a 3-plus year-long exegesis of my GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark … here's to...

The story of this GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark , so far … An Oxford don, known to the authorities as Charles L...

And so it wends on, wearily but bravely, our panel by panel by panel commentary upon my GN version of Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of...