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How completely, fabulously awesome it would be to be published in *this* edition
(chortles gleefully)
How did I miss this – that is the best cover ever! Congrats Shaun Tan – you have reached the dizzy heights.
if you saw shaun talk at the state library victoria (March 17), you will have seen the images from an autobiographical ‘essay’. I think it will be issue 202. if so, check it out. it’s amazing and very funny -it’s called a day in the life of shaun tan.