"work that rewards repeated reading"
johanna carlson,
comics worth reading.

neil kleid won the Xeric Grant for NINETY CANDLES, a cartoon graphic novella about life, fatherhood, comic books and death. his graphic novel about the Jewish mafia with Jake Allen, BROWNSVILLE, debuts from NBM Publishing in 2006 and 2007 sees the release of MIGDAL DAVID, his cartoon memoir about developmental disability in an orthodox jewish home from Seraphic Press. He created minicomics and cartoons for anthologies and wrote BIG POND, a collaborative column at Scryptic Studios. An art director from nine to five recently beginning work on URSA MINORS!. a comedic mini-series for Slave Labor Graphics, he left his room for a breath of fresh air late last week. He was never seen or heard from again.

press /interviews:

Newsarama: BROWNSVILLE & more

Ninth Art: 9A shows my BIG THING

Comic Book Resources Open my Mouth

PULSE: NINETY CANDLES commentary/preview

SBC: Tim O'Shea's 2003 3 Parter

SBC: Tim O'Shea's NINETY CANDLES Q&A

Comics Readers: Dana Tilusz on NINETY CANDLES

Ninth Art: Ho12 on Underground Comics:

ComicNight: Minicomic review

SmallPress.com: JITTERS review

Fourth Rail: Letters from a Broken Apple

Popmatters: I talk 9-11 with a bunch of folk