
The volume includes the stories
Stuff & Non-sense 1884
The Bull Calf and Other Tales 1892
Carlo 1913 that a year later appeared as a comic strip in some major newspapers.
The first Story published by A. B. Frost were in 1879 and his last in 1928. There is a little example of the work before 1884 Stuff & Non-sense.
Frost work in England along Lewis Carroll in “Rhyme? And Reason?”, returning to USA after his formation with Eadweard Muybridge, an specialist in moving fotographic displays.
There is a tremendously funny story, A Cat Eats Poison, that was reconstructed as part of Stuff and Non-sense. Frost’s pace and knowledge of timing makes this book a constant laugh. I must confess that I laugh aloud all the time. It is a great way of relaxing daytime tensions.


He translated his ink drawing directly to the printing machine. It was called a work in zincographic. Please, double clic on the picture to see it in a correct way.
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