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March 17, 2013

What a week!

By gegallas

I decided to save this particular blog for last.

I did this, because I believe in it.

This isn't saying that I won't blog again, I will. But my journeys through your blogs are getting more packed together as more and more people are following and liking. If I said a rosary for each of them, I'd be up 24/7. writing about each takes about half as much time.

G. E. Gallas Invited to Speak to The Blake Society!

By gegallas

Reblogged from The Poet and the Flea:

Earlier this year, I contacted The Blake Society for advice on my upcoming trip to London (Planning for London!). On January 20th, I received an incredibly exciting invitation from the chair of the society, Tim Heath, to speak!! Since then, I've been waiting to hear from Tim whether the society's committee approved this invitation. And finally, on March 2nd, I received conformation from Tim.

Hannah Meiklejohn Interviews G. E. Gallas for Lemonade Magazine

By gegallas

Reblogged from The Poet and the Flea:

The lovely Hannah Meiklejohn (hannahmeiklejohn.wordpress.com) created this amazing review of The Poet and the Flea + interview of me for Lemonade: Freshly Squeezed Art & Culture Magazine:

www.lemonade-magazine.co.uk/2013/03/g-e-gallas-the-poet-and-the-flea

In the interview, I answer a number of very intriguing questions about The Flea and my interest in William Blake. Hannah really came up with some great questions and it was a pleasure answering them!

Celebrating 100 Followers!

By gegallas

Reblogged from The Poet and the Flea:

Yes, The Poet and the Flea has reached 100 followers! I want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your support. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

The Poet and the Flea premiered November 28th, 2012 -- a little over two months ago -- and has already received over 7,000 views from all over the world.

On this special occasion, I'd like to ask two important but simple favors from my readers:

The Flea is here!

By gegallas

Reblogged from The Poet and the Flea:

Welcome to the premiere of The Poet and the Flea, a graphic novel by G. E. Gallas!

(For those of you not yet familiar with the story...)

Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to fondly wish William Blake a happy 255th birthday wherever he may be.

Secondly, I would like to inform you that hereafter

20something profile: G.E. Gallas

By gegallas

Reblogged from 20somethings in 2013:

This post was written by G.E. Gallas, a screenwriter and graphic novelist:

For as long as I can remember, I have been telling stories through words and images. As a child, I spent hours and hours drawing, creating original characters and worlds. Eventually, my passion for stories inspired me to write my own graphic novels and screenplays.

I am a graduate (2011) of New York University: Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where I created my own major: a cross-cultural study of storytelling within film, literature, etc.

Children of the future Age/ Reading this indignant page

By gegallas

Reblogged from Infernal Reviews:

Shocking news everyone! This blog has gotten a new follower.

I know right. I couldn’t believe it either.

She goes by G. E. Gallas and her blog can be found right here. She’s a striving writer and graphic novelist who displays remarkable ambition and productivity. Her current project, The Man Who Never Smiled is a “contemporary film noir about the tragic fate of a father and his daughter” and is being filmed in Northern England.