Andrew White's follow-up / companion piece to Ley Lines: For Lives, Read and Erase is printed in an identical format at the same printers (WestCan, for you-who-need-to-know) and once again focuses on the Gertrude Stein and her milieu.  In Read and Erase, the main focus is on her relationship with Alice B. Toklas, their trip to America, death, and presence and absence.  White employs snippets from letters and notes between the two as well as other writings of Stein and Toklas, whose relationship was most famously rendered in Getrude Stein's Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas.  White's comics here mimic Steins elliptical repetitions in some ways, while providing a backdrop to Stein's and Toklas's exchange.  Comics to ponder...