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Jeffery Klaehn’s Biography

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Jeffery Klaehn is a writer and social theorist whose work examines how power and culture shape experience. Deeply influenced by European art-house cinema and mid-century bossa nova, his creative writing extends that inquiry through hybrid literary forms. He lives and writes in Canada.

Jeffery Klaehn’s Journalist Portfolio

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“Kicking against conformity”: talking image, narrative, and art-making with Bishakh Som

“Kicking against conformity”: talking image, narrative, and art-making with Bishakh Som

Bishakh Som is an Indian-American trans femme visual artist, author and ex-architect. Her work has…

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Talking The Rough Pearl with Xeric Award-winning Canadian cartoonist Kevin Mutch

Talking The Rough Pearl with Xeric Award-winning Canadian cartoonist Kevin Mutch

A conversation with Xeric Award-winning Canadian cartoonist Kevin Mutch about The Rough Pearl (Fantagraphics,…

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Talking Knifepoint Horror with Soren Narnia - Monstrum

Talking Knifepoint Horror with Soren Narnia - Monstrum

Talking Knifepoint Horror with Soren Narnia. An article from journal Monstrum (Volume 5, Number 1, June 2022,…

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The Hybrid Influences of Strangeland: Talking Horror, Mythology, Game Design and Aesthetics with ...

The Hybrid Influences of Strangeland: Talking Horror, Mythology, Game Design and Aesthetics with ...

The Hybrid Influences of Strangeland: Talking Horror, Mythology, Game Design and Aesthetics with Writer and G…

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Creator of Stardew Valley: "It's important to me not to just entertain, but to delight"

Creator of Stardew Valley: "It's important to me not to just entertain, but to delight"

A digital meditation on what’s truly important in life, Stardew Valley resonates with themes of joy, magic an…

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"Comics are best when they're using their own visual language to tell substantive stories" Talkin...

"Comics are best when they're using their own visual language to tell substantive stories" Talkin...

Grammy-nominated comic book creator, cartoonist and illustrator Benjamin Marra is the creator of Night Busine…

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“Kicking against conformity”: talking image, narrative, and art-making with Bishakh Som

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By Jeffery Klaehn
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Klaehn, J. (2022). “Kicking against conformity”: talking image, narrative, and art-making with Bishakh Som. Image & Narrative, 23(3), 166–177. Retrieved from https://www.imageandnarrative.be/index.php/imagenarrative/article/view/3057
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“Comics are best when they’re using their own visual language to tell substantive stories”: Talking comics and cinema with Benjamin Marra

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By Jeffery Klaehn
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Abstract Abstract: Grammy-nominated comic book creator, cartoonist and illustrator Benjamin Marra is the creator of Night Business, Gangsta Rap Posse, The Incredibly Fantastic Adventures of Maureen Dowd (A Work of Satire and Fiction), Lincoln Washington: Free Man!, Blades & Lazers and Terror Assaulter: O.M.W.O.T. (One Man War On Terror). His webcomic is “What We Mean By Yesterday.” Marra’s comics work is often characterized by experimentation, with pushing creative boundaries.
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Mattel's lawyers kick superfans off YouTube and Instragram

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By Jeffery Klaehn
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Some toy reviewers have been banned from social media because Mattel is mad at them for posting images of toys that were not officially available in the U.S. yet. Imagine coming across Cringer in real life and you're all happy, and you think, oh, cute kitty, and then, as you go to pet him, he changes to Battle Cat and you maybe wonder if he's really Copy-Cat, er, Dupli-Cat, because he immediately seems kind of scary, rather than fabulously cool and amazing?
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