Category Archives: Coach House
Dead Kid # 2 in the can, DOOM off the presses!
At times, it seemed it was impossible, but the second manuscript of The Dead Kid Detective Agency, tentatively titled Dial ‘M’ for Morna, is complete! Well, not quite. I’ve handed in the manuscript to ECW Press. Most of the editorial process is still ahead, and while I think the book is in pretty good shape, [...]
Also posted in books, comics, conventions, cover, Dead Kid Detective Agency, DOOM, movies, Quarter-Life Crisis, SketchKrieg, TCAF
Tagged dial m for morna, insomniac press, TCAF, The Raid
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‘Rollicking Good Fun’
Growing up, I used to see a commercial for a musical (Guys and Dolls, maybe?) that deemed the production a ‘rolling, rollicking juggernaut of joy.’ This recent review of The Dead Kid Detective Agency in the Kitchener-Waterloo Record from Susan Fish is almost as good as that: ‘Let’s hope this book is the start of [...]
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Tagged calgary herald, dance cave, erin balser, k-w record, no one writes to the colonel, reviews, rollicking, toronto standard, words worth books
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The Making Of Documentary
Quarter-Life Crisis was recently printed by the fine people at Coach House Printing, and they did a fantastic job. For the uninitiated, Coach House is a publisher and printer based in Toronto with a storied history and a bang-up staff. I took some photos during the binding process of the book. The books are done [...]
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