Who am I?

With all of the legal decisions being thrown around affecting my fate, I decided to stop concentrating on my circumstances, and start focusing on me. I thought a good way to do that would be to draw my self portrait. It is a common trend amongst writers. I mention two precedents that influenced my work.To your left is James Thurber's self- portrait. Note the seriousness, not expected for a humorist.

Pictured here is William Gaddis' self portrait. He drew himself without a head to emphasize how no one else truly sees him completely, while also minimizing the bad haircut he had at the time.







Next up is me. Again, we see in my work a child-like simplicity, typical of Henry Darger. I think it pretty much speaks for itself. Though if it doesn't I have included a few annotations.