by G. E. Gallas
Selections from G.E. Gallas’s ongoing graphic novel The Poet and the Flea, an ode to Willam Blake.
G. E. Gallas is a screenwriter and graphic novelist (writer/illustrator) best known for The Poet and the Flea (http://thepoetandtheflea.wordpress.com), a fantastical reimagining of the life of the poet-painter William Blake. Originally from Washington D.C., she spent her year abroad in Tokyo, Japan and graduated from New York University: Gallatin School of Individualzed Study with a major involving cross-cultural storytelling. Spring 2013, she attended the Cannes International Film Festival and spoke upon invitation to The Blake Society, London. Next year, her illustrations will be featured in the young adult title Scared Stiff: Everything You Need to Know About 50 Famous Phobias











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Many thanks to Melissa D. Johnston for promoting my work on her awesome blog Creative Thresholds! –G. E.
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You are really good.
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