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COMIC: Meat by Ethan Feuer

COMIC: Meat by Ethan Feuer

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About the Author

Ethan Feuer is a writer, designer, and illustrator living in Brooklyn. He is the author of the graphic novel Semeurge, the photographic series liminal, and the minicomic What Is Up In Pepsi Maxland? among other fun things. He received his degree in architecture, and currently works at Architecture Research Office. Next year, he will matriculate at the University of Virginia to begin his MFA in fiction. Do please say hello.

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