The Interrobang is a publication about work - the questions worth asking in meetings, on factory floors, and in boardrooms.
Its name is a punctuation mark invented in 1962: the interrobang, a question mark that also exclaims. The world mostly declined it. This publication is one small act of bringing a better question back to work.
Essays when there's something worth saying. FOOTNOTE - chalk-drawn fables about work, narrated by a cat. No villains. Just a better question - when there's something worth showing.
Written and drawn by Brad E. Bailey. Contact: brad@theinterrobang.net · SimpleX Chat
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