G. E. Gallas is a writer-illustrator best known for her graphic novels The Poet and the Flea (about the poet-painter William Blake), Pawn My Soul (about a sin-eater named Lilith), and The Plague and Doctor Caim (about a 17th-century plague doctor).
Episode 11 (Continued from Episode 9): "When outlining a story that has a lot of different things going on, how do you approach thumbnailing it into concise pages without making it a 12 book series? I have a huge idea but am getting stuck with how many pages plot points need to be clear without overloading the reader."
Episode 10 (Continued from Episode 9): "When outlining a story that has a lot of different things going on, how do you approach thumbnailing it into concise pages without making it a 12 book series? I have a huge idea but am getting stuck with how many pages plot points need to be clear without overloading the reader."
Episode 9: "When outlining a story that has a lot of different things going on, how do you approach thumbnailing it into concise pages without making it a 12 book series? I have a huge idea but am getting stuck with how many pages plot points need to be clear without overloading the reader."
For as long as I can remember, I have been telling stories through words and images. I am a graduate of New York University: Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where I created my own major: a cross-cultural study of storytelling within film, literature, graphic novels, etc. In all my endeavors, I adapt this interdisciplinary approach, pursuing my diverse interests with in-depth research and imagination.