A few years ago a friend told me about the Gashlycrumb Tinies, a book by the artist Edward Gorey. The book is an A-Z book about all the different ways these children meet their terrible ends.

It is...well, it's actually very funny and amazingly cute (No, really. It is.) Little Neville is my favorite.

A couple of years ago a friend gave me this Christmas card designed by Gorey...

Sorry for the small size of these. I couldn't find any bigger versions. At least in the three minutes I looked.
The reason for this post on Gorey is I found this article on NPR that interviews a friend of Gorey's and I just found it interesting. He was a fascinating man and I wish I had a chance to meet him.
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