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Ineeda

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1. It's a stretch but maybe Nick Bantock

Reply to ret5hd (Original post)

Fri Oct 16, 2015, 06:51 PM

Oct 2015

who uses such devices as letters in envelopes to propel his stories (his Griffin and Sabine series, for example.) His artwork has a steampunk quality, depending on your interpretation and he has been on NPR. The Griffin and Sabine series dates to the late 1990's - early 2000's but he might have a newer book to promote (he's written over 20.) I love his books, but yes, they're very tactile and wouldn't translate to digital well at all.

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OK, I have searched Google, etc... [View all] ret5hd Oct 2015 OP

It's a stretch but maybe Nick Bantock Ineeda Oct 2015 #1

Have you tried searching the NPR website? scarletwoman Oct 2015 #2