Author Archives: Richard Van Camp
← Older postsI’m often asked what I’m listening to as I work on new stories or travel on planes for tours and I have to say that Cold Cave is where it’s at for me. Yes, they sound like New Order and … Continue reading
Comics and Books blog for November, 2011: Nate Powell, Lucille, comic industry concern, rock biographies, D.W. Wilson, The Last Zombie, Monocyte, Rework, Dawn Dumont, etc.
Posted on November 5, 2011Author Bio - Click Here
Hi, everyone. I’m the luckiest guy I know: I am sent great books and graphic novels by authors and publishers I believe in–often by nagging. I’m currently reading Dawn Dumont’s novel/memoir Nobody Cries at Bingo (Thistledown Press), and here we … Continue reading
33 1/3: The Most Intriguing and Inspiring Series on the Planet by Richard Van Camp
Posted on November 1, 2011Author Bio - Click Here
If you haven’t discovered this yet, the 33 1/3 imprint from Continuum Books is this series of tiny mind bombs in which authors are invited to interpret an album any way they want: from the technical (Dai Griffiths’ interpretation of … Continue reading
Graphic novel review: Jeffrey Brown’s “Undeleted Scenes” (Top Shelf Productions)
Posted on November 20, 2010Author Bio - Click Here
One of my favourite all time graphic novel artists and writers is Jeffrey Brown. I have followed his wily ways in “Be a Man” and “Every Girl is the End of the World for Me” (What a title!)
I love recovery literature. I do. I am the biggest cheerleader for anyone with the courage to strive for sobriety and sanity because this inspires me to remember my own dreams, my own path, and to keep going.
