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It’s Possible That All Of This Will Lead Nowhere At All — Read a Comic by Isaac Cates

It’s Possible That All Of This Will Lead Nowhere At All — Read a Comic by Isaac Cates

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COMIC: Draw Two Panels by Isaac Cates

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About the Author

Isaac Cates teaches writing, poetry, and comics at the University of Vermont. His poems have appeared in, you know, like literary journals and quarterly reviews, but it’s been a while. He currently edits and publishes an all-ages indie fantasy comic called Cartozia Tales that uses a map to organize dozens of collaborators. It’s pretty cool. You should check it out.

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