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Edward Gorey (1925-2000) was an author and illustrator of many unique books that often have the appearance of children's stories, but are usually much more ominous, even sinister, and yet oddly humorous. He is probably best known for his drawings used for the animated opening to the public television show "Mystery!". He has also done illustrations for hundreds of books by other authors.

I love Edward Gorey has anyone else seen his work?..maybe you can answer me a question..the cleverly-fashioned characters in a The Nightmare Before Christmas look just like his illustrations are they based off his work?


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EG is good. but u know im more into the real classics

Ive had his work as a coffee table book...his books are a good conversation piece.
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I really like Edward Gorey's books, my favorite book is 'The Bug Book'

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I love the bug book it one of my fav's as well. the insect god is really good and of coarse Gashlycrumb Tinies will always have a place in my heart..it was the first book of edward goreys I read and I was hooked!

i do enjoy his books a lot. my favourite is the doubtful guest. oh, and the iron tonic as well.

I been admiring some of his artwork in the Art forum. Mr. Gorey has a very unique style of art. I wish to know more about his writtings. You mention he wrote children books? Is his style of writting similar to Dr. Seuss? Please some more info.