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The Story Coaster, A Comic About the Elements & Pitfalls of Storytelling

  • Kimber StreamsKimber Streams
  • July 15, 2013

The Story Coaster

Illustrator and cartoonist Grant Snider has created “The Story Coaster,” a comic about the elements and pitfalls of narrative storytelling that was published in the July 14th edition of The New York Times Sunday Book Review. Posters of the comic are available to purchase from Snider’s website.

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