Sergio Ruzzier – Philip Nel

Ruth Krauss, Sergio Ruzzier, and… the Beatles?

October 17, 2019Philip NelAvant-Garde, Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Koch, Poetry, Remy Charlip, Richard Lester, Ruth Krauss, Sergio Ruzzier, Surrealism, The BeatlesAvant-Garde, Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Koch, Poetry, Remy Charlip, Richard Lester, Ruth Krauss, Sergio Ruzzier, Surrealism, The Beatles2 Comments

For the first time in 32 years, there is a new book by Ruth Krauss! Roar Like a Dandelion, with art from Sergio Ruzzier, was published on the first of the month. Krauss began writing the book in around 1960, just after she began to focus more on writing poetry or poem-plays and less on

27 Words + 18 Watercolor Pictures + 2 Mice = 1 Great Book

Sergio Ruzzier’s Two Mice (Clarion, 2015) exemplifies the elegant efficiency of the picture book. Illustrate just the right moments in the narrative, add a few well-placed words, and you can create an engaging, imaginatively rich story. Well, I say you. But, most likely, you can’t. Most of us can’t. I certainly can’t. Remarkably, Sergio Ruzzier