The Monitorini Cocktail!
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Cinema Detectives - Comic Strip Detectives
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Mauretania Comics in Nicole Magazine (en français)!
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Recently published - "The New World"
Slings and Arrows "Reynolds essentially created his own genre"
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Comics For Grownups #93 Podcast - discusses The New World at: 22.28/50:22 " ... a nostalgic world - a world gone by ... "
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Empirix: Telegram from Mauretania "I liked The New World well when I read it this fall, but it was only after reading many of the same stories again some time later that I really realized Reynolds' greatness"
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Joe Higgins Monotypes "Bestiest"
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Four Colour Apocalypse "Chris Reynolds Maps the Geography of your Dreams"
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Boston Globe "The Best Books of 2018"
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The Herald "Our choice of the best graphic novels of the year - "The most potent, mysterious book on this list by a country mile..."
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KCRW "Organist" Podcast "On this episode of the Organist, the artist speaks with the novelist and critic Ed Park"
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TLS - The Times Literary Supplement "Sometimes, he's a middle-ranking stooge or working stiff; sometimes on the trail of a missing person; sometimes a friend of the family..."
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The Fanzine "...the intoxicating sense of melancholy that powers these stories"
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Herald Scotland "It’s because they are about the impossible desire to hold onto what life takes away from us..."
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New Statesman "As a species, we adapt quickly to whatever situation we find ourselves in..."
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Speech Bubble with Aaron Broverman "features some of the greatest touchstones from that world, including The Monitor, Cinema Detectives and Rational Control"
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Tor "The Best Books of 2018 - So Far!"
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TheSmartSet "...if so, perhaps you were actually visiting Mauretania..."
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The Virtual Memories Show "anything that was already in the world when you were born was okay"
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Bookmunch "Blew Our Socks Off!"
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Bookidote "I love that you have to work a little to enjoy this"
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Observer "Only then the ground shifts"
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Starburst "The New World is wonderful"
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Goodreads "a place of cool afternoon shadows"
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Quill and Quire "each piece can stand alone"
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The "Cinema Detectives" door at Bar 42, Worthing, UK
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Hipinion "...this is THE reissue of the year..."
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ComicsBeat "It explains that and more"
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Paris Review "the Greek for “dark” (or “obscure”)"
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Page45 "It certainly has a dreamlike quality"
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Glasgow Herald "trying to get a 3d effect"
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Broken Frontier "slip out of sight beneath the oily swell of time"
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Comics Alternative "strangely some of the most compelling comics"
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Copaceticomics "a primary source of the rich but obscure"
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Publishers Weekly "Ed Park frames the “aesthetic ecstasy"
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New York Times "The New World: Comics From Mauretania."
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ComicBuzz "strangely moving"
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The Guardian "part Edward Hopper, part Andrei Tarkovsky, transposed to post-industrial Wales"
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Goodreads "one title that greatly intrigued me was MAURETANIA COMICS"
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Podcasts
---KCRW "Organist" Podcast "On this episode of the Organist, the artist speaks with the novelist and critic Ed Park"
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Mindless Ones (One hour in!) "The Beast regales a tale of going to see an exhibition of Chris ‘Mauretania’ Reynolds art."
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Speech Bubble with Aaron Broverman "features some of the greatest touchstones from that world, including The Monitor, Cinema Detectives and Rational Control"
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Inkstuds - Digging for fool's gold?
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Geek Hard - Is Mauretania William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton or is it Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker?
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The Virtual Memories Show "anything that was already in the world when you were born was okay"
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Comics Alternative "strangely some of the most compelling comics"
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Comics For Grownups #93 Podcast - discusses The New World at: 22.28/50:22 " ... a nostalgic world - a world gone by ... "
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And
---Mauretania Comics in Art Review Magazine
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Mauretania Comics interviewed by Seth at Toronto Comic Arts Festival
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Look out for the Cinema Detectives in "The New World!"
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