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Spontaneous Combustion (Skip Williamson autobiography)
Spontaneous Combustion is Skip Williamson's memoir about Art and Life. About his motivations and the voices in his head that command him do what he does.
His is a childhood so consumed by the specter of comic books that he's driven to pre-pubescent larceny and discovers the awesome power of comic art. And later into the roil of the turbulent late 60s Chicago where he, Robe ...more
His is a childhood so consumed by the specter of comic books that he's driven to pre-pubescent larceny and discovers the awesome power of comic art. And later into the roil of the turbulent late 60s Chicago where he, Robe ...more
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166 pages
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(first published August 21st 2011)
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This is a self-published Kindle book, and it could have used a good copy-editor. But between the whiff of vanity publication and the amateurish editing, it's actually great! Skip Williamson is a funny writer--he writes as if he's telling you a longish shaggy-dog story in a bar, and his use of language (as anyone who has read his comics knows) is interestingly florid. I wish it had been organized a little better, and hadn't been so episodic--there are spaces between the anecdotes he shares that I
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