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Inspired by Herman Melville's novella, this graphic novel from the creators of The Magician's Wife recounts a gifted and innocent young man's recruitment by the Soviet secret service and his adventures in New York City as a spy. This edition boasts a new English translation by author Jerome Charyn and an Introduction by Paul Pope. Dover Publications, paperback, 128 pages, published September 2016
Beyond rave review of Jerome Charyn and Francois Boucq's first graphic novel together, now re-published in America by Dover Press.
http://articles.latimes.com/1988-02-07/books/bk-41359_1_comic-book
King Kong was about beauty and the beast, but the beast wasn’t Kong, who’d never have harmed Fay. It was New York City, monster town that could eat up love-sick gorillas. Kong was the big hairy child who couldn’t make it in Manhattan. One more hick.
Jerome Charyn, Movieland: Hollywood and the great American dream culture (NYU Press, 1996)
Author Jerome Charyn at Housing Works bookstore in NYC
La mujer del mago de Jerome Charyn y François Boucq. Tenéis una reseña de esta obra aquí mismo
Hard Apple by Asaf Hanuka with colors by Tomer Hanuka [ Jerome Charyn’s Hard Apple ]
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Graphic Novel version of “Marilyn the Wild” by Jerome Charyn - #2 in the Isaac Sidel cult crime series
A lot of animation fans know Sam Riegel from Naruto or from the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, but none of us knew Sam as Spider-man before. How did he get to play the coolest super hero of all time, in the upcoming video game?
ODILE LEONHARDY, 19, a high-class escort with grandiose ambitions. She is a siren that few can resist, male or female. Sincerity is a luxury that she can rarely afford. A product of Manhattan’s most elite all-girl school, she is politely charitable to her erstwhile pimp, Chino, but only when he is reduced to a weeping mess in her arms. She tries steers clear of Coen when she realizes she can’t master him but eventually succumbs to his charms. Craving celebrity, she will risk her life in the ring against Bimba, the undefeated star of Cesar’s underground fight-club.
he had a passion for fire escapes
Isaac might come through the window; he had a passion for fire escapes, and he hated climbing stairs.
-from Marilyn the Wild, by Jerome Charyn
It’s a bygone era, where crime always pays, you can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys. From the Isaac Sidel series
Awesome teaser for the new animated TV series, Hard Apple, based on Jerome Charyn’s noir crime classics, the Isaac Sidel series.
While we’re waiting for the next Isaac Sidel installment, Under the Eye of God, Jerome Charyn has a new short story available next week, The Lord of Sugar Hill.
Jerome Charyn and a shitstorm of singularities
My favourite quote from a Jerome Charyn book, “Montezuma’s Man”:
“LeComte is clean. He can’t get hurt. But he’s behind the times. He doesn’t understand chaos. He doesn’t appreciate nonlinear twists. - Boss, what’s a nonlinear twist? - Turbulence, Isaac said. Everything in nature leads to turbulence. It’s at the heart of every form. Singularity. Singularities in a field of order. Nine men. Nine positions. A pitched ball. - Boss, Barbarossa said. I can’t talk baseball now… Do we go to our masks? What’s the plan? - Turbulence, Isaac said. We destabilize LeComte and his cartel. - Yeah, Barbarossa said. With a shitstorm of singularities.”
Linguistic attacks and Jerome Charyn
“My use of language is very particular and it’s something that many people can’t deal with. To me everything is in the language… My books are linguistic attacks that happen to talk about cops. I’m not interested in catching the crook. They are a shadow land where good and evil just come together and you can’t tell the difference.”
(Writer Jerome Charyn on Alex Waterhouse-Hayward’s blog)
An endnote to his novel The Secret Life of Emily Dickinson, Charyn's A Loaded Gun further supports his case for a fresh vision of America's…
Awesome teaser for the new animated TV series, Hard Apple, based on Jerome Charyn’s noir crime classics, the Isaac Sidel series.
While we’re waiting for the next Isaac Sidel installment, Under the Eye of God, Jerome Charyn has a new short story available next week, The Lord of Sugar Hill.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY OTTO PENZLER! We celebrate the man behind the genre. IT’S NO MYSTERY - the genre thrives when Otto thrives. Otto is founder of Mysterious Press, an editor, author and champion of crime, horror, thriller, police procedural and MYSTERIES!
- Jerome Charyn, Mysterious Press Author
