I’m sure it’s a quality work and I actually look forward to reading it. But I’d also like to read the companion piece by her agency:
“The Making of Ducks — how we got people who read about GPUs to care about a comic set in Alberta”
I’m sure it’s a quality work and I actually look forward to reading it. But I’d also like to read the companion piece by her agency:
“The Making of Ducks — how we got people who read about GPUs to care about a comic set in Alberta”
"Ducks" seems to be published simultaneously by Drawn & Quarterly in North America and Penguin Books in the UK. These two together have enough money and experience to mount a good PR campaign.
A good publicist would get you in front of people who are interested in your work.
I think that's what's happened here.
You seem to think that they've shoved it in front of random people, which would be a waste of time.
I’m not sure how the praise in my original comment could be interpreted as the opposite. Did it seem ironic? Not the intention.