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GENE YANG on STEREOTYPES

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May 1, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

Apparently, MySpace has made American Born Chinese a featured book… Not all good news, though, since it seems to come with a rather tasteless ad campaign that uses the Chin-Kee character out of context, and has led to all kinds of discussions among people who haven’t read the book. Gene Yang responds. Does acknowledging a Read the Rest…

Blue Bandana Kampung Boy Reader — WANTED

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April 11, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Who Reads First Second Books?, Writer, X-Men

This letter just came in… If anyone knows who the KAMPUNG BOY reader was on the F-train, please let us know at mail@firstsecondbooks.com and we’ll put you in touch with Kashminder who wants to say thank you: Hello: My name is Kash and I met a woman on April 9th on the F-Train around 7pm Read the Rest…

ON WORD BALLOONS

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April 4, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Tips for Creative Types
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

There are some precious lessons to be gleaned from Eddie Campbell’s blog, including an entry called THE LAST WORD IN SPEECH BALLOONS. Several First Second creators have found this valuable in the midst of their thumbnails, so let’s add this link to it here, in our TIPS FOR CREATIVE TYPES category (which is filling up Read the Rest…

MUSING ON THE MUSE

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April 3, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Tips for Creative Types
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

(a doodle from the train ride) Been thinking about inspiration. I jotted a few things down on the train ride back from the Center for Cartoon Studies, where I had a most impressive visit. They’re doing something amazing up there, Sturm and the gang. The following musing wasn’t directly related to the CCS though, rather Read the Rest…

SILVER BULLET First Second interview

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March 20, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

Cool beans! Joel Crabtree goes graphic at SILVER BULLET, with a wide ranging chat about First Second.

O, YE BOOKSELLERS OF EVERY ILK

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March 14, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

Download onesheets.pdf BOOKSELLERS, BOOKSELLERS! All around America, I’ve been meeting independent booksellers, large and small. Some of those who’ve jumped into the Graphic Novel adventure have been very pleasantly surprised! Others aren’t sure, or haven’t made it work yet, and are wondering what to do. For those, we’re putting together a special pamphlet we’ll update Read the Rest…

ARE WE GETTING ANY WORK DONE AT FIRST SECOND?

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February 7, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Behind the Scenes
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

Well how can we — tonight Season 3 of LOST resumes!

INTRODUCING THE FIRST SECOND CREW

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February 2, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, Danica Novgorodoff, Deogratias, Derek Kirk Kim, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, Paul Pope, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Who's on First Second?, Writer, X-Men

WILLIAM Van DUYN “Webmeister & Magic Carpet Rides” You’re on Bill Van Duyn’s flying carpet right now! He’s somewhere way North in Nova Scotia as we write this, weaving together the next web treats in store for you at this site.

INTRODUCING THE FIRST SECOND CREW

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February 1, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Who's on First Second?
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, DANICA NOVGORODOFF, Deogratias, DEREK KIRK KIM, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, PAUL POPE, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

ALEXIS SIEGEL “Translation Guru” From the first second I knew First Second had to be highly international. That’s meant fostering a talent pool from all around the world, and putting every possible care into our translations. My brother Alexis works at the U.N. as a translator, and many of you have read his work on Read the Rest…

INTRODUCING THE FIRST SECOND CREW

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January 31, 2007
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: Who's on First Second?
Tags: 99 Ways to Tell A Story, :01, A Late Freeze, Adam Rapp, Alan Moore, America, American Born Chinese, Angoulême, Art, Artist, artwork, Author, Batman, Battling Boy, Best, Bestseller, biographics, Black Diamond Detective Agency, Bluebonnet, Booklist, Brian Ralph, Brigitte Findakly, Calvin Reid, Cartoon, Cartoonist, Catherine Clinton, Christophe Blain, Chun Yu, comics, DANICA NOVGORODOFF, Deogratias, DEREK KIRK KIM, Eddie Campbell, Emmanuel Guibert, Fate of the Artist, first second, First Second Books, France, Gene Yang, George O'Connor, Grady Klein, grafix, Grand Prix, Graphic Novel, Greg Cook, guest blogger, Healing Hands, Heidi MacDonald, Isotope, JC Menu, Jessica Abel, Joann Sfar, JT Petty, Kampung Boy, Kirkus, Klezmer, La Perdida, Lat, Laurent Chabozy, Le chat du rabbin, Leland Myrick, Lewis Trondheim, literary, Literature, Little Vampire, Lost Colony, L’association, Malaysia, Marjane Satrapi, Mark Siegel, Matt Madden, Missouri Boy, National Book Award, Nick Abadzis, Novel, original, Oubapo, PAUL POPE, Persepolis, Polo, Printz Award, Publisher’s Weekly, Rabbi's Cat, Richard Sala, roaring brook, roaring brook press, Rwanda, Sara Varon, Seadogs, sketchbook, Spiderman, Stassen, Superman, The Beat, United States, Vampire, Vampire Loves, Writer, X-Men

HILARY SYCAMORE “The Color Farm” Hilary runs her color farm “Sky Blue Ink” out of Tennessee, but her assistants aren’t only from her neighborhood; they live as far as England and New Zealand. She’s taught and researched color theory and color therapy, and you’ll be seeing lots more of her magic in coming seasons. Her Read the Rest…

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