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Submitted by mchudolinska on June 2, 2010 - 12:34am
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Well, here is the last comic I will be posting as Open Book's May Writer-in-Res. I hope you've enjoyed my posts! If you're hungry for more, keep an eye on my blog for future comics and zany drawings. Thanks so much to everyone at Open Book for sharing their web space with me. Keep on reading everyone!!!

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I'll never forget reading Chester Brown's graphic novel LOUIS RIEL: A COMIC-STRIP BIOGRAPHY shortly after it was published in 2003. The words and images combined to bring alive the dramatic real-life story of Louis Riel. Since then, I've been convinced that graphic novels provide a unique form of storytelling.

The Toronto Comics Art Festival is being held this Saturday, May 5, and Sunday, May 6, at the Toronto Reference Library. To highlight this event, I thought I'd speak with a guy who is totally in the know when it comes to comics and graphic novels.

Marta Chudolinska

Marta Chudolinska is a printmaker, bookbinder, zinester, painter and writer. Her first (wordless) graphic novel, Back + Forth: A novel in 90 linocuts, was published in September 2009 by the Porcupine’s Quill Press.

Go to Marta Chudolinska’s Author Page