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Hundreds of feet below daylight by James Sturm

This tiny and nearly perfect story is the second of Sturm’s investigations of the dark corners of pioneer life in 19th-century America. The first, The Revival, dealt with spiritual yearning as seen in an intense outbreak of unorganized religion in rural Kentucky. In Hundreds of Feet, he turns to the blunt force of material need […]

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Bearing Witness : an interview with James Sturm

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James Sturm, after toiling to achieve national obscurity like many Fantagraphics artists in the early ’90s, has recently caused surprise and excitement with his comics novellas The Revival and Hundreds of Feet Below Daylight. These short historical fictions (part of a planned trilogy) are hard to compare to anything else currently being done in North […]

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Xavier, I wonder if by any chance you would know why Chiisakobe hasn’t been published in English yet. I know it was released in French, Spanish and that there’s even a German version on its way, but no sign of an English version, as far as I know.

Fernando Marv

21 Jan 01:05

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Brilliant text, mister Moura. If I had read it at the time of its publication I should have quoted from it in my recent PhD in the arts, where I do treat the question of comics as a possible 'minor litterature', following Deleuze and Guattari on Kafka. https://sbastien-conard.squarespace.com/texts/ http://sebastienconard.be

Sebastien Conard

02 Mar 21:41

sur Les Schtroumpfs noirs

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