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Raymond Briggs is an English author and illustrator known for his picture books. |
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His books for older readers -- disconcertingly illustrated in the same cartoony style -- include ''Gentleman Jim'', ''[[When the Wind Blows]]'' (a darkly comic take on nuclear holocaust from the point-of-view of a simple cheerful middle-aged couple), and ''The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman'' (a satire of [[The Falklands War]]). |
His books for older readers -- disconcertingly illustrated in the same cartoony style -- include ''Gentleman Jim'', ''[[When the Wind Blows]]'' (a darkly comic take on nuclear holocaust from the point-of-view of a simple cheerful middle-aged couple), and ''The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman'' (a satire of [[The Falklands War]]). |
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{{examples|Works by Raymond Briggs with their own trope pages include:}} |
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* ''[[The Snowman]]'' |
* ''[[The Snowman]]'' |
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* ''[[When the Wind Blows]]'' |
* ''[[When the Wind Blows]]'' |
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* [[Bad Santa]] (well, not really ''bad'', but less squeaky-clean and relentlessly jolly than most portrayals) |
* [[Bad Santa]] (well, not really ''bad'', but less squeaky-clean and relentlessly jolly than most portrayals) |
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* [[Delusions of Eloquence]] (the protagonist of ''Gentleman Jim'') |
* [[Delusions of Eloquence]] (the protagonist of ''Gentleman Jim'') |
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Revision as of 13:25, 29 January 2016
Raymond Briggs is an English author and illustrator known for his picture books.
His books for children include Father Christmas (awarded the Kate Greenaway Medal), Father Christmas Goes on Holiday, Fungus the Bogeyman, The Snowman (a magical and completely wordless tale that was adapted into a beloved animated film), and The Man.
His books for older readers -- disconcertingly illustrated in the same cartoony style -- include Gentleman Jim, When the Wind Blows (a darkly comic take on nuclear holocaust from the point-of-view of a simple cheerful middle-aged couple), and The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman (a satire of The Falklands War).
Works by Raymond Briggs with their own trope pages include:
Raymond Briggs provides examples of the following tropes:
- Bad Santa (well, not really bad, but less squeaky-clean and relentlessly jolly than most portrayals)
- Delusions of Eloquence (the protagonist of Gentleman Jim)