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The Master Fabulist of American Fiction
Illustration by
Antoine Maillard
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The Master Fabulist of American Fiction
published by
The New Yorker
on
August 7, 2023
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Illustrator

Antoine Maillard
Toulouse, France

Art Director

Alexandra Zsigmond

Subject

arts
literature
writing
books

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surreal
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whimsical
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pensive
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provocative

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person
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glasses
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car
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sky
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trees
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city
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road
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grass
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plants
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texture
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people
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vehicle

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