# Lawrence Lindell
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lawrence lindell (born February 4, 1988) is an American cartoonist, speaker, and musician. He has written autobiographical comics including From Truth With Truth and Couldn’t Afford Therapy, So I Made This. His work covers mental health issues, blackness, and queerness.
The Subversive Power of LGBTQ Comic Books
In 1954, the Comics Code Authority was formed to censor newsstand comic books by banning depictions of violence, negative portrayals of law enforcement and any mention of homosexuality. The ban created the flourishing world of so-called ‘underground comix,’ which approached banned items as a checkl…
S1E15 - Mental Health & Art with Lawrence Lindell (Couldn’t Afford Therapy, So I Made This)
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Book Babies (QR 065)
Kris celebrates the birth of her new book… baby. Book babies are a thing, right? The book is called Cherish. You should check it out when it drops in September.
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Making Zines and Building Community with Lawrence Lindell (QR Bonus 11)
Kris and Tara sit down with cartoonist Lawrence Lindell to talk about his upcoming graphic novel, Blackward (releases September 26th!).
As well as being a self-proclaimed introvert (hard same), Lawrence is an artist and educator, working in many disciplines like comics, music, illustration, and mi…
Nice! (QR 069)
This week, Tara and Kris start by celebrating the conclusion of the WGA strike and sending support for SAG-AFTRA in their continued quest for an equitable deal.
Looking ahead, they wonder about the future of AI. Tara doesn't think it's as bleak as it sounds. Kris disagrees. Luckily we have opinion…
Episode 141: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Zines
Zines are DiY publications that grew to prominence in the early twentieth century scifi fan community, then morphed into a punk subculture in the 70s and 80s ... and now they're back! We talk with two guests who take us deep into the history and future of zines: Lynn Peril, who created the iconic z…
Episode: 209: Blackward
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Words, Images, & Worlds with Lawrence Lindell
Comics creator and author Lawrence Lindell stops by for a brief talk about his work in comics, including Blackward and the upcoming book, Buckle Up. You can find out more about Lawrence at https://lawrencelindell.com/.
118: Queer & Trans Comics & Zines
A panel featuring four of Nia King's favorite artists: Sawyer Lovett, Joe Hatton, Vo Vo, and Cristy C. Road. Zines played a crucial role in reducing social isolation for many of us, whether we were one of the only punks of color in our scene (Nia in Boston, Joe in the Dakotas, and Vo in Sydney, Aus…
Alex L Combs and Andrew Eakett Interview - Trans History: From Ancient Times to the Present Day
Now in year three of my Pride Month Feature coverage on the show, I’m more excited than I’ve ever been about shining a light onto the diversity of projects representing queer focused characters and getting to chat with the creators who make them. For myself, Pride this year feels like a more somber…
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