Mads Horwath is an American cartoonist living in London. You can find their work in The New Yorker and Financial Times. Mads ...

Mads Horwath is an American cartoonist living in London. You can find their work in The New Yorker and Financial Times. Mads has lived with dermatillomania since they were a kid and got scars from a ...

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Crawfurd, Raymond Henry Payne, Sir, 1865-1938. "Presents, in ampler form, the substance of my Fitzpatrick lectures at the Royal college of physicians in 1911"-- Pref ...

Mads Horwath is an American cartoonist living in London. You can find their work in The New Yorker and Financial Times. Mads has lived with dermatillomania since they were a kid and got scars from a ...

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