Hi, Mr. Morrison. Thank you for your art and for doing this AMA.
I'm not a very creative person myself, so I'm fascinated by artists and the creative process. You're part of an amazing artistic scene that elevated genre literature in general, and DC comics & Doctor Who tie-in fiction in particular, by being bold and experimental. And by taking genres and artforms that were generally looked down upon seriously. Yourself, Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Peter Milligan, Jamie Delano, Garth Ennis, Warren Ellis, Mike Carey, Clive Barker, Lawrence Miles, Lance Parkin, etc.
Some of you knew each other; some of you didn't. Some of you were friends; some of you couldn't stand each other. But all of you, consciously or unconsciously, fed off of each other and pushed one another to create some of the greatest works of modern genre fiction. Your legacy, both as individuals and as a collective art scene, is staggering. What was it like to be part of that?
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Hi, Mr. Morrison. Thank you for your art and for doing this AMA.
I'm not a very creative person myself, so I'm fascinated by artists and the creative process. You're part of an amazing artistic scene that elevated genre literature in general, and DC comics & Doctor Who tie-in fiction in particular, by being bold and experimental. And by taking genres and artforms that were generally looked down upon seriously. Yourself, Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Peter Milligan, Jamie Delano, Garth Ennis, Warren Ellis, Mike Carey, Clive Barker, Lawrence Miles, Lance Parkin, etc.
Some of you knew each other; some of you didn't. Some of you were friends; some of you couldn't stand each other. But all of you, consciously or unconsciously, fed off of each other and pushed one another to create some of the greatest works of modern genre fiction. Your legacy, both as individuals and as a collective art scene, is staggering. What was it like to be part of that?
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