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Ryan W. Bradley has pumped gas, changed oil, painted houses, swept the floor of a mechanic's shop, worked on a construction crew in the Arctic Circle, fronted a punk band, and managed an independent children's bookstore. He now works in marketing. His latest book is Nothing but the Dead and Dying, a collection of stories set in Alaska. He lives in southern Oregon with his wife and two sons.
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Holy Cow, that’s amazing. I love Journey Round My Skull – that blog is like a swipe book and bible for me.
Cool. The illustrations remind me big time of Giorgio de Chirico’s work like “Piazza d’Italia,” “The Uncertainty of the Poet,” “L’Enigma di Una Giornata.” It’s the starkness, the shadows, the classical architecture, you know?
A Journey Round My Skull is brilliant.
wow, that was some amazing stuff. Another RSS feed for sure.
it’s a pretty awesome site. i really like the posts he does on covers from various countries.
check out this earlier Poe-oriented post from the same site: http://ajourneyroundmyskull.blogspot.com/2009/05/harry-clarke-illustrations-for-e-poe.html
Thanks, Alan! I had totally forgotten about that post. I love the boat one, especially.