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Kayla Rae Whitaker
The Animators
Random House*
January 2017
UK & ANZ/Scribe
A debut novel about two young women, their friendship, artistic partnership,
and the ways they betray the people they love for art: The Animators is the
rare novel about female creativity and ambition.
―[A] tender, lively debut . . . Whitaker‘s nimbly created characters are as vibrant as
the novel‘s title suggests.‖—The New Yorker
―Memorable, sure-handed, and absorbing.‖—The Boston Globe
―A wildly original novel that pulses with heart and truth . . . That this powerful
exploration of friendship, desire, ambition, and secrets manages to be ebullient,
gripping, heartbreaking, and deeply deeply funny is a testament to Kayla Rae
Whitaker‘s formidable gifts.‖—Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney, author of The Nest
B&N Discover Great New
Writers Selection
Book of the Month Club
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Publishers Weekly Writers
to Watch: Big Debuts
Entertainment Weekly’s
16 Debut Novels to Read
PEOPLE Book of the Week
Book Riot’s 100 Must-Read
Debut Novels
―Unusual and appealing.‖—The New York Times Book Review
―A compulsively readable portrait of women as incandescent artists and intimate
collaborators.‖—Elle
―Abiding friendships between gay and straight women are rarely portrayed with
such nuance and humor as in this first novel, a nimble comedic turn edged with
shadow.‖—O Magazine
―Unexpected and nuanced and pulsing with life . . . Sweeping and intimate . . .
Empathetic but never sentimental; a book that creeps up on you and then
swallows you whole.‖—Kirkus (starred review)
―Inspiring in its freshness and its authenticity, one of the most original and raw
books I've read in a long time.‖—The Dallas Morning News
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―Suffused with humor, tragedy and deep insights about art and friendship.‖
—People Magazine
Susan Sherman
If You Are There
Counterpoint Press**
January 2017
The new novel by the author of The Little Russian follows a young Polish girl
through the kitchens and séances of the City of Light.
In the early 1900s young Lucia Rutkowski escapes the Warsaw ghetto for the
promise of bustling Paris, working for Marie and Pierre Curie and coming under the
spell of world-famous medium Eusapia Palladino. If You Are There is a thrilling,
page turning novel that draws upon real characters and events to detail its
examination of a young woman torn between the beliefs she was born with and the
scientific realities blooming all around her.
―A feast of detail and description, from the dangerous drudgery of the Curies‘ work
creating radioactive matter to the trickery behind the table-turning and ectoplasmic
effects at the séances.”—Kirkus
Chicago Review of Books’
Best of January
Pure Wow’s 7 to Read
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―Readers interested in the Curies, in the tense interplay of faith, showmanship, and
science, and the vibrant expatriate world of 20th-century Europe will enjoy this
latest offering by Susan Sherman.‖—Historical Novels Society
―Challenging and yet unpretentious, complex, deliberate, and wholly, completely
original.‖—Jill Alexander Essbaum, New York Times bestselling author
of Hausfrau
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Alex Segura
Dangerous Ends
April 2017
Polis Books**
Dangerous Ends finds Pete Fernandez up against a more complex threat, as
he tries to shake off the demons haunting Miami’s own sordid past.
Pete Fernandez has settled into an easy, if somewhat boring life as a PI. He takes
pictures of cheating husbands, tracks criminals who‘ve skipped bail and attends
weekly AA meetings. When his partner Kathy Bentley approaches him with a
potential new client, Pete balks. Not because he doesn‘t need the money, but
because the case involves Gaspar Varela, a former Miami police officer serving a
life sentence for the murder of his wife—one of the most infamous crimes in Miami
history. The client? None other than Varela‘s daughter, Maya, who‘s doggedly
supported her father‘s claims of innocence.
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As Pete and Kathy wade into the case, they find themselves in the crosshairs of
Los Enfermos, a bloodthirsty gang of pro-Castro killers and drug dealers looking to
wipe Pete off the Miami map. As they get closer to the truth, they find it entangled
in something even older—a bloody, political hit ordered by Fidel Castro himself,
that left a still-healing scar on Pete—and his dead father‘s—past.
―Classic PI fiction in the best sense.‖—Laura Lippman
―Pitch perfect in the key of hard-boiled.‖—Reed Farrel Coleman
―Tense and taut. A series not to be missed.‖—Megan Abbott
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Jamie Harrison
―Cool, compelling and completely believable.‖—Hank Phillippi Ryan
The Widow Nash
Counterpoint Press
June 2017
A masterful, exuberant novel about fathers and daughters, and the search
for the true meaning of independence.
Dulcy Remfrey has traveled the globe with her eccentric father Walton, a wealthy
entrepreneur obsessed with earthquakes and catastrophe, searching for a cure to
his long battle with syphilis through any crackpot means necessary. Their deep
connection is tested, however, when Walton returns from an African expedition
without any of the proceeds from the sale of his gold mine. It seems he‘s lost his
mind along with a great sum of money. Dulcy‘s obsessive ex-fiance (and her
father‘s business partner) insists she come to Seattle to help. When her father
dies, Dulcy falls under the increasingly threatening guise of her ex. Petrified of
being forced to spend the rest of her life with him, Dulcy disappears from the train
bringing her father‘s body home.
Dulcy travels the West reading stories about her presumed death and settles into a
small Montana town where she recreates herself as Mrs. Nash, a wealthy young
widow. But her old life won‘t let go so easily, and soon her ex-fiance is on her trail,
threatening the new life she is so eager to create. The Widow Nash is riveting,
filled with a colorful characters, rich details, and epic set pieces. Europe in
summer. New York in fall. Africa in winter. The lively, unforgettable townsfolk to
Livingston, Montana. And in Dulcy, Jamie Harrison has created an indelible
heroine sure to capture the hearts of readers everywhere.
―This deliciously ambitious novel delivers one memorable character after another.
None is more magnetic than the ‗Widow Nash‘ herself, a fabulous heroine and
irresistible travel companion. Jamie Harrison is a clever, gifted writer, and this
shining book is flat-out terrific.‖—Carl Hiaasen
―With Technicolor, vibrant prose, Jamie Harrison's novel The Widow Nash reinvents the Western from a feminist perspective; from the first page, the fierce
Dulcy brings the reader into her unforgettable world. A novel as wildly original and
memorable as the West itself.‖—Karen E. Bender, author of Refund, a Finalist for
the National Book Award
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Liska Jacobs
Catalina
November 2017
MCD/FSG**
A magnetic, provocative debut novel chronicling a young woman’s
downward spiral following the end of an affair.
Elsa Fisher is headed for rock bottom. At least, that‘s her plan. She has just been
fired from MoMA on the heels of an affair with her married boss, and she retreats
to Los Angeles to blow her severance package on whatever it takes to numb the
pain. Her abandoned crew of college friends receive her with open arms, and,
thinking she‘s on vacation, a plan to celebrate their reunion on a booze-soaked
sailing trip to Catalina Island.
But Elsa doesn‘t want to celebrate. She is lost, lonely, and full of rage, and only
wants to sink as low as the drugs and alcohol will take her. On Catalina, her
determined unraveling and recklessness expose painful memories and dark
desires, putting everyone in the group at risk.
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A G Lombardo
With the creeping menace of Patricia Highsmith and the bender-chic of Bret
Easton Ellis, Liska Jacobs brings you inside the mind of an angry, impulsive young
woman hell-bent on destruction―every page taut with the knowledge that Elsa‘s
path does not lead to a happy place. Catalina is a compulsive, deliciously dark
exploration of beauty, love, and friendship, and the sometimes toxic desires that
drive us.
Graffiti Palace
MCD/FSG**
Spring 2018
UK/Serpents Tail
France/Seuil
Germany/Kunstmann
Italy/Il Saggiatore
Graffiti Palace is Homer’s Odyssey set during the Watts riots in Los Angeles
during the summer of 1965.
Our Odysseus is Americo Monk, an African-American semiologist studying and
documenting graffiti symbols when he gets caught in the riot, and returning home
to his Penelope becomes impossible. Since Monk understands and documents the
gang symbols and tags, he becomes the person who everyone—LAPD and
gangsters alike—wants. And each monster he encounters and has to outwit
(Scylla and Charybdis, the Sirens) follows an episode in the Odyssey mutated to
black Los Angeles in 1965.
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The novel is full of unexpected historical references: Tokyo Rose was living in
Watts during the riots, Gene Roddenberry was Chief Parker‘s right hand at the
LAPD before he created Star Trek, The Sound of Music and Godard‘s Alphaville
were playing simultaneously in theaters. Mixing the history of LA gangs from the
zoot suit riots of the 1940‘s with the actual events that started the Watts riots, and
wild scenes like the filming a Godzilla movie downtown in the midst of the violence,
and the invention of slurpies at 7-11, Lombardo creates a wild ride full of twists,
turns and humor. Graffiti Palace is a stunning debut written in startling vivid
language with enormous relevance to today‘s troubled world.
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Robert Moor
On Trails:
An Exploration
Simon & Schuster
July 2016
UK/Aurum Press
China/PTP
Italy/Corbaccio
Japan/A&F Corporation
Korea/Mirae N
Turkey/Kolektif
A stunningly original book about how trails help us understand the world and
create order from chaos.
―Like Montaigne, Moor writes about one subject as a way of touching on 100
others. On Trails considers Greek mythology and the origins of life, the intricacy of
caterpillar nests and the stealth of elephants. He‘s a philosopher on foot.‖
—The Wall Street Journal
―You might think of Robert Moor as the Roger Angell of trail-walking. Just as
Angell‘s reports on specific baseball games segue effortlessly into reflections on
the venerable sport itself, so Moor looks up from whatever trail he may be on to see
the big picture . . . On Trails is an engaging blend of travelogue, sociology, history
and philosophy.‖—The Washington Post
A New York Times
Bestseller
Winner of the Pacific
Northwest Book Award
2017
―Moor‘s writing compares better with wilderness philosophers like Annie Dillard or
Edward Abbey. Each idea is so carefully portrayed and deeply fascinating that I
had to stop and catch my breath often . . . A beautiful trek through the human and
natural landscapes of modern life.‖—Chicago Review of Books
―In the hallowed tradition of Robert Macfarlane, Moor‘s beautiful travelogue is a
meditation on trails: as cultural space, as history, as intimate terrain.‖
—San Francisco Chronicle
On more than 12 “Best
Books of the Year” lists
―Part natural history, part scientific inquiry, but most of all a deeply thoughtful
human meditation on how we walk through life, Moor‘s book is enchanting.‖
—The Boston Globe
Rebecca Solnit
The Mother of All
Questions
Haymarket Books
March 2017
UK/Granta
Germany/Hoffmann & Campe
Netherlands/Podium
Spain/Capitan Swing
Sweden/Diadolos
A timely, incisive follow-up to national bestseller Men Explain Things to Me.
―[Solnit is] often described as a writer, historian and activist, but you could equally
think of her as a poet of the ineffable.‖—Los Angeles Times
―There's a new feminist revolution—open to people of all genders—brewing right
now and Rebecca Solnit is one of its most powerful, not to mention beguiling,
voices.‖—Barbara Ehrenreich
―These short, incisive essays pack a powerful punch.‖—Publishers Weekly
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―A keen and timely commentary on gender and feminism. Solnit‘s voice is calm,
clear, and unapologetic; each essay balances a warm wit with confident, thoughtful
analysis, resulting in a collection that is as enjoyable and accessible as it is
incisive.‖—Booklist
―A thought-provoking and important anthology.‖—Library Journal
―Trenchant and hopeful, the book reveals that the ongoing work of righting the
wrongs of patriarchy is only part of a much larger project of social justice for all
people. As always, Solnit is eloquent and sharply insightful.‖—Kirkus Reviews
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John All
John Balzar
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Icefall:
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Public Affairs Books
Adventures at the Wild Edges
of Our Dangerous, Changing
Planet
“[John All is] a badass for science.”—Adam Frank, NPR
In May 2014, the mountaineer and scientist John All plunged into a crevasse in the
Himalayas, a fall that all but killed him. Yet this brush with death is only the latest of
John All‘s adventures. Icefall is a gripping adventure memoir with profound lessons
for how humans will adjust as our world continues to change beneath our feet.
―John All treads the delicate knife-edge between adventure and climate science in
this gripping account of his work in some of the world‘s most dangerous and remote
places. He makes a passionate and powerful case for human adaptation and
resilience in the face of climate change. His optimism, from someone who has been
there and done that, comes across loud and clear. In this book, climate change is
not just politics—it‘s avalanches and huge snakes and getting lost in the desert.”
—Brian Fagan, distinguished emeritus professor of anthropology, University of
California, Santa Barbara, and author of The Great Warming
―[John All] is one part climate scientist and two parts extreme mountaineer.‖
—Nate Blakeslee, author of Tulia: Race, Cocaine, and Corruption in a Small Texas
Town
―John All‘s passion for adventure is matched only by his sharp insight and deep
knowledge of environmental science. This important book tells the story of one
man‘s crusade—through jungles, over mountains, and deep into the ice—to bring
about change that could save millions of lives.‖—Carlos Buhler, winner of the
American Alpine Club‘s Underhill Award for mountaineering
Lauren Marks
A Stitch of Time:
Simon & Schuster
May 2017
The Year a Brain Injury
Changed My Language and
Life
An incredible first-person account of one woman’s journey to regain her
language and identity after an aneurysm ruptured in her brain.
―A Stitch of Time is fascinating reading for those who want to learn how language
works.‖—Dr. Temple Grandin, author of The Autistic Brain and Thinking in
Pictures
―A delight . . . Where [Oliver] Sacks writes about what his patients experience, we
now get to hear directly from a patient.‖—Sidney D. Kirkpatrick, New York
Times best-selling author of A Cast of Killers and Edgar Cayce
―A Stitch of Time will leave you hopeful and dazzled and grateful that Marks found
words again and shared them us here.‖—Ann Hood, author of The Book That
Matters Most and The Obituary Writer
―Marks is a gorgeous writer and her story of healing is moving, informative but
above all a great read.‖—Heidi W. Durrow, New York Times bestselling author
of The Girl Who Fell From the Sky
―Engrossing…Marks provides a story of hope.‖—Publishers Weekly
―There has been over a century of research on Broca's aphasia but few accounts of
patients' own experiences as they struggle to recover. A Stitch of Time is a striking
exception - it's a thoughtful, introspective memoir that allows us to catch a
rare glimpse of the inner mental life of such patients.‖—Dr. V.S. Ramachandran,
author of The Tell-Tale Brain
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Christine Pelisek
The Grim Sleeper:
June 2017
Counterpoint Press
The Lost Women of South
Central
The definitive book on the biggest homicide case in Los Angeles history told
by the fearless reporter who broke the story
Christine Pelisek—petite, blonde, Canadian—seems the least likely reporter to
have broken the story on the longest running serial killer west of the Mississippi.
But in 2008 she did just that with her cover story for LA Weekly, shedding light on
a suspected killer of women in South Central Los Angeles who had been active
since the 1980s. Dubbing him ―The Grim Sleeper‖ for his possible long break
between murders, Christine put the pieces together after the L.A. coroner
reluctantly handed her a list in 2006 of thirty-eight possibly linked homicides.
Feature story on the author
and the case in PEOPLE
Magazine
Serial killer Lonnie Franklin Jr. lived in South Central Los Angeles in the same
neighborhood where his victims were found. He was a husband, a father, and
neighborhood fixture. Franklin was convicted of ten murders, but investigators
believe he is responsible for far more. The victims were all women; some
prostitutes or drug addicts discarded like trash during a time the city was overrun
with crime, drugs, and racial strife.
The Grim Sleeper captures a singular case but also tells a bigger story: about
urban homicide investigations in areas beset by poverty and gang violence; about
how a serial killer could continue his macabre work for so long in part due to
society‘s lack of concern for his victims; and about the power and tenacity of those
who refused to let the case go cold. Like Katherine Boo‘s Beyond the Beautiful
Forevers and Jill Leovy‘s Ghettoside, Pelisek gives voice to those without one.
―But that the terrible, slow-motion slaughter even became known to the public
owes to the obsessive reporting of Pelisek, a star investigative reporter.‖
—Los Angeles Times
Britt Collins
Strays:
Atria**
A Lost Cat, a Homeless Man,
and Their Journey Across
America
UK/Simon & Schuster
Germany/S. Fischer
Netherlands/House of Books
July 2017
For fans of A Street Cat Named Bob and Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat
Who Touched the World, Strays is a compelling true story of a man who
rescues a stray, injured cat and how they saved each other.
―Britt Collins's accessible and empathetic new book, Strays, portrays the close
bond between Michael and Tabor as they traveled through America, facing the
challenges of living on the road, both from nature and from circumstance. The
story continues to linger in my mind and reminds me that the care of an animal
really can motivate and make change possible.‖—Claire Bessant, CEO of
International Cat Care
―At times heart-wrenching, Strays held me captive, eager, and anxious for little
Tabor to find her way back home.‖—Barbara Bennett, author of Soul of a Lion
―Strays is the affectionate telling of a remarkable story. There is much more here
than the healing power of the human/animal bond or a tale of survival and
adventure on the margins of society. Strays reminds us that there is no such thing
as a small or insignificant life and that every life has intrinsic value.‖
—Francis Battista, Co-Founder of Best Friends Animal Society
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―A touching, in-depth look at the lives of a remarkable stray cat and a remarkable
down-and-out man who brought each other joy and unexpected adventure. This
lovely, luminous story will warm your heart, make you laugh and want to share
your life with a rescue cat.‖—Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, author of The Nine
Emotional Lives of Cats
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Jennifer Allen
John Bilderback
Malama Honua:
Patagonia Books**
September 2017
Hōkūle'a--A Voyage of Hope
A fascinating chronicle of the sea voyage of Hōkūle’a, the double-hulled
canoe that is sailing around the world using only ancient wayfinding
techniques on its mission of environmental conservation.
Hōkūle‘a launched from Hawai‗i in May 2014 and is traveling around the world to
Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and North and South America in an epic mission to
raise awareness about the ocean and to nurture worldwide sustainability. Told
through the voices of master navigators and crew members, who guide the ship
along the ocean‘s trackless path, and the local populations—scientists, teachers,
and children touched by Hōkūleʻa—who work tirelessly to weather the many
environmental challenges in our modern lives. This book is both an adventure
story and a source of inspiration about the need to draw together into one
community around the globe. By respecting one another and nature‘s delicate and
intricate systems, this book captures in gorgeous photos and stories the many
ways indigenous cultures are committed to living in ecological balance and what
we can learn from them.
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David Gallaher
Steve Ellis
The Only Living Boy
Series
Papercutz
March 2016 –
June 2017
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2016 Harvey Award Nominee, Best Original Graphic Publication for Young Readers
A Previews Staff Pick
One of Barnes & Noble’s “Science Fiction and Fantasy Books We Love”
If you were the only living boy left on the planet, what would you do?
When twelve year-old Erik Farrell runs away from home, he finds himself without
his memory, stranded on a patchwork planet with danger lurking around every
corner. Now every day is a struggle to survive. Luckily, Erik quickly makes friends
like Morgan, a mermaid warrior and Thea, a teenage princess from a mysterious
insect race. He‘ll need their help to escape the dreaded Lord Baalikar and the evil
Doctor Once and maybe, one day, find his way back home.
―A classic tale of fantasy exploration.‖—Publishers Weekly
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―Ready to join the ranks of books like Bone and Amulet as one of the very best
. . . A great blend of fantasy and pulp elements that will appeal to fans of all
ages.‖—Blastr
―Paul Pope and Jack Kirby never had a chance to work together, but if they had, it
would be only slightly less awesome than this.‖
—Mark Waid, writer of Daredevil, Kingdom Come, and Flash
―Young readers may come for the insect princess and the dragon, but they will
stay because they will see a character who struggles with the same uncertainties
and anxieties they do.‖—Fangirl Nation
―Boy meets (alien) world in this excellent sci-fi adventure.‖—io9
Vol 2: Beyond Sea & Sky
Vol 3: Once Upon a Time
Vol 4: Through the Murky Deep
Vol 5: To Save a Shattered World
―An entrancing ballad of a little boy lost, an epic fantasy with an intimate focus. It
conjures a fully-realized environment of mysterious ruins and gladiators; a
bountiful feast of imagination that‘s both science fiction and fairy tale.‖
—Depth of Field
Samuel Sattin
Chris Koehler
Legend:
Z2 Comics
Defend the Grounds
China/Beijing Total Vision
December 2016
What if a biological terror agent wiped out most of humanity, and our
domesticated animals were left in charge? How would our dogs and cats set
about ruling and rebuilding the world?
The leader of the Dog Tribe has been murdered by a mysterious creature known
as the Endark. An English Pointer named Legend reluctantly rises to lead his
tribe, vowing to kill the monster once and for all. From acclaimed novelist Samuel
Sattin and award-winning illustrator Chris Koehler comes Legend, where cat
technology rules, dogs partner with hawks, and humans may be the most beastly
creatures of all.
―Cormac McCarthy-meets-Watership Down . . . A brutal saga of dogs and cats
attempting to rebuild the world.‖—The Nerdist
Best of the Year:
Comic Book Resources
Freak Sugar
CoCOA Comics
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―This captivating, fully realized fable takes its place beside Grant Morrison‘s WE3
and Brian K. Vaughn‘s Pride of Baghdad . . .A haunting post-apocalyptic tale.‖
—Mat Johnson, New York Times bestselling author
―Like a fever dream mashup of Frazer Irving‘s artwork covering Beasts of Burden .
. . Spooky [and] soulful. Impressive.‖—Newsarama
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Melissa Jane Osborne
Veronica Fish
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July 2017
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Poland/Prószyński i S-ka
What forces us to finally grow up? A young girl finds her way through grief
in this stunning graphic novel twist on Peter Pan
16-year-old Wendy Davies accidentally crashes her car into a lake on a late
summer night with her two brothers in the backseat. When she wakes in the
hospital, she is told that her youngest brother, Michael, is dead. Wendy—a once
rational teenager—shocks her family by insisting that Michael is alive and in the
custody of a mysterious flying boy. Wendy negotiates fantasy and reality as
students and adults around her resemble characters from Neverland. Given a
sketchbook by her therapist, Wendy starts to draw. But is The Wendy Project
merely her safe space, or a portal between worlds?
―This unexpected gem stands out among latter-day versions of Peter Pan thanks
to its embrace of genuine emotion and psychological gravity. Highly
recommended to all graphic novel and fantasy fans, and especially to YA
readers.‖—School Library Journal (starred review)
―Lushly illustrated, deftly written and unafraid to confront deep issues in a
nuanced and honest way, The Wendy Project presents a fresh and unexpected
take on the Peter Pan mythos that is hauntingly beautiful and completely
unforgettable.‖—Alex Segura, author of Archie Meets the Ramones and the Pete
Fernandez crime novel series
―Heartbreak spreads through every corner of Osborne and Fish's gorgeous tale,
where splashes of color serve as glowing metaphors for change, self-discovery,
and pain. The Wendy Project breaches the gap between real-world tragedy and
the lure of fantastical places like Neverland, where the self can be left behind.‖
—Samuel Sattin, author of The Silent End and Legend
―The Wendy Project is a masterpiece. Melissa Jane Osborne and Veronica Fish
tell an intimate story about grief that is both brutal and beautiful.‖
—David Gallaher, author of The Only Living Boy
David Gallaher
Steve Ellis
High Moon
Papercutz/Super Genius*
October 2017
Vol. 1: Bullet Holes and Bite
Marks
The Harvey-Award-winning werewolf Western is re-loaded and re-mastered
with new stories to be told.
In High Moon, former Pinkerton agent and current bounty-hunter Matthew
Macgregor investigates a series of strange happenings in a small Texas town.
Drought has brought famine and hardship to Blest. The summer heat pushes the
temperature to unbearable heights during the day. The nights are even worse—
for the streets are haunted by strange, unnatural creatures. And even as
Macgregor works to uncover the truth about the creatures, he struggles to keep
his own supernatural nature a secret.
―An utterly engaging work that ripples with a great palette heavy on Western wood
and leather tones.‖—The Washington Post
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―With werewolves, gunslingers, and the sumptuous artwork of Steve Ellis, High
Moon will change everything you thought you knew about the Old West.‖
—Molly Crabapple
―Reads like a cross between a Sergio Leone western and a gore-laced monster
movie…. Ellis‘ panels are a delight to behold.‖—Booklist
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