Ryan North, author portrait
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Ryan North

Ryan North is a New York Times–bestselling author whose books include How to Invent Everything, Romeo and/or Juliet, and To Be or Not To Be. He's the creator of Dinosaur Comics and the Eisner Award–winning writer of Adventure Time, Jughead, and The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl for Marvel Comics, and he has a master's in computational linguistics from the University of Toronto. Ryan lives in Toronto with his wife, Jenn, and their dog, Noam Chompsky.
Danger and Other Unknown Risks
How to Take Over the World
How to Invent Everything
How to be a T. Rex
To Be or Not To Be
Romeo and/or Juliet
Flight Volume Five

Geek Geek Revolution Game Show | New York Comic Con 2018

Books

Danger and Other Unknown Risks
How to Take Over the World
How to Invent Everything
How to be a T. Rex
To Be or Not To Be
Romeo and/or Juliet
Flight Volume Five

Media

Geek Geek Revolution Game Show | New York Comic Con 2018

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