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The Saga of Bob: Part V

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Hugo and Nebula award-winning author and illustrator Ursula Vernon was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer in June 2023. To cope with her diagnosis, she started drawing a comic: The Saga of Bob. Learn more and read Part I here.

Read The Saga of Bob: Part IV below. Each Tuesday we'll post another installment of the comic here on the LBBC blog.

🡐 Read part IV
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The Saga of Bob was originally published on Ursula Vernon's Tumblr. It is reproduced here with permission from the author.

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Ursula Vernon aka T. Kingfisher is the author of more than forty books, most recently Thornhedge and A House With Good Bones. Her work has won multiple Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Dragon Awards, and on a good day she can be found in the garden, trying to photograph interesting bugs.

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