What we publish.
Books that leave the reader something to do. THE INK DRAGON is the first: one hundred and fifty-four panels of ink-wash and screentone, and then twenty-five pages of open frames in twenty-two distinct layouts.
The drawing carries the story. Nobody explains what happened in it, and nobody says what belongs in the frames waiting behind it.
Some things you cannot draw. You can only set them free.
From the afterword, Edition I
