ISBN-13: 9781906838652 Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Selfmadehero, 5/2013
Beautifully drawn and always hilarious, this comic adaptation of the Man of La Mancha's misadventures remains true to the anarchic spirit of Cervantes' novel. A treat for fans and a great intro for young readers. ~ Reviewed by Charles Bottomley
ISBN-13: 9780985490201 Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Rare Bird Books, 5/2013
Most people would rather shoot themselves than listen to Tarkus. This book could change all that. Funny, touching, enlightening essays on that whitest of music--prog rock. A trip to a topographic ocean worth taking. ~ Reviewed by Charles Bottomley
Each of these autobiographical stories from the author of The Master and Margarita glows like a candle in the Russian wilderness, while "Morphine" is a harrowing insight into addiction. ~ Charles Bottomley
ISBN-13: 9781770460867 Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Drawn and Quarterly, 5/2013
The endless summer of childhood is perfectly captured by the co-creator of Love and Rockets. A poetic love letter to youthful imagination and Superman re-runs. ~ Charles Bottomley
ISBN-13: 9780307906908 Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Pantheon, 2/2013
The secrets of the city are laid bare in these beautiful strips, populated by slugbearers, chair-breakers and cracked-cup inspectors. Katchor is a true comics genius and this is a must for any fan of the weird and wonderful. ~ Charles Bottomley
A young artist's adventures in "Drop Dead" New York's underground are the basis for one powerful literary performance. Like an art world Visit from the Goon Squad, but way better. ~ Charles Bottomley
Cross Malamud with Rushdie and you'll get something like this terrific novel about the search for Sri Lanka's greatest athlete. Funny and tender, it's one of the best books about sports fans I've read. ~ Charles Bottomley
It's one thing to create an artificial intelligence program using your late dad's journals. It's quite another when "dad" starts talking back. Hutchins's immensely satisfying debut novel is a father-son story unlike any you've read before. ~ Reviewed by Charles Bottomley
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