Sample Art from Love & Terror

by DAVID AXE More sample art from LOVE & TERROR, the forthcoming sequel to my award-winning 2006 graphic novel WAR FIX. (Art: Ray Dillon)

Desperately Seeking: Energetic Simple Lineweight

Here again with another installment about all THINGS UNDONE. This time I’m sharing an example of the inkline I was looking for in the process of developing this book. The cartooning wasn’t in the bag either. I was pushing for more of a big-head-cutesy-kind-of-thing. The purpose behind it, well I really wanted to show that [...]

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Big Kahn’s Cinquegrani appearance times at BEA

Nicolas Cinquegrani will be signing the preview galleys of The Big Kahn we mentioned earlier on Friday from 10-12 and 2-4 and Saturday 10-12. We’re in booth #2941. We just got those printed paperback bound previews and they’re lovely! Free at BEA and ALSO at MoCCA in NYC next weekend!

NBM at BEA this weekend

This Friday through Sunday, Book Expo America is on in NY’s Javitts Convention Center. It’s the yearly get-together for the book publishing industry (and is open only to professionals). For those of you going, here’s what NBM has cooked up: We’ll be in booth 2941 presenting our upcoming Fall goodies. Of most note: we’ll have [...]

My Column For This Week

Here’s my syndicated opinion column for this week: MR. OBAMA: RESIGN NOW With Democrats Like Him, Who Needs Dictators? MIAMI—We expected broken promises. But the gap between the soaring expectations that accompanied Barack Obama’s inauguration and his wretched performance is the broadest such chasm in recent historical memory. This guy makes Bill Clinton look like [...]

May PREVIEWS closing: Preorder THE BIG KAHN from your retailer today!

Just chiming in to remind you that the month of May is almost over and with retailers finalizing their orders, it’s time to get in your preorder for THE BIG KAHN, my new graphic novel for NBM Publishing using Diamond Order Code MAY090988 Rabbi David Kahn has lived a forty-year lie: he is not, nor [...]

Why I Killed Peter reviewed by Library Journal

“Alfred’s charming, emotional color art captures wonderfully Ollie’s youthful joy and psychological turmoil. Sensitive. Recommended for older teens and up.” So says Library Journal of Why I Killed Peter about the author’s experience with abuse at the hands of an otherwise cool priest. This only adds to the great press this book had gotten, including The [...]

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