
Reading Satcy Doris's
Paramour (Krupskaya, 2000)(generously offered by Herr
Clay Banes of Pegasus Books in Downtown Berkeley), I am seriously tempted to scrap whatever I have already written for this essay someone else asked me to write. It mostly has to do with the way her long poem
How to Love (
Comment aimer) is structured, which reminds me of a four-panel grid comic. Except I don't get the rhythm of the four-panel grid. So it will be adapted to a nine-panel grid. Which also solves the problem of inserting comic book quotes. In a way.
But no, I am not planning to imitate Scott McCloud's
Understanding Comics. Too slow with a pencil in my hands.
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