I don’t know where the artist, P. Maudit, came from but I’m really excited that he’s here. His style of drawing reminds me of a good friend of mine’s and his satirical cartoons tip the scales of the literati on its head so, naturally, I’m mesmerized. You can check out his site, The American Dissident: A journal of Literature, Democracy and Dissidence, here. Or more of Maudit’s lit-toons (including one with Lawrence Ferlinghetti) here.
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[...] in a good way. A few months back, I featured a great drawing from The American Dissident. G. Tod Slone aka P. Maudit, the creator, found that I [...]