I want my Me TV!

Here's an interview I did with Shanda Golden last Month!

My new book is available here.

An interview I did in Dallas with The Fellowship of the Geeks

My Big Mouth

Check out my interview with Tom Racine at Tall Tale Radio!  He makes me sound smart!

Let's celebrate by listening to Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds.

Interview part 5

This is part five of the continuing interview I did covering my artistic career, my influences, and many great, interesting, and sometimes hilarious moments along the way.  In this segment, I show you the step by step process that goes into creating each Funday Morning comic strip.

See you next week for part six!

Interview part 4

This is part four of the continuing interview I did covering my artistic career, my influences, and many great, interesting, and sometimes hilarious moments along the way.

See you next week for part five!

Interview part 3

Here's part three of the continuing interview I did covering my artistic career, my influences, and many great, interesting, and sometimes hilarious moments along the way.

Part four will be posted next week, part five the week after that, and so on all the way to the end!

Book Signing at Taylor Books!

Yours truly setting up.

Lon Kelly, myself and Greg Florence.

Bill and Helen Craver.  Bill and I have known each other since we were eight years old.

Joe Bolyard is a Charleston artist I became acquainted with on Facebook.  It was nice to meet him in person.

Steve Hill and I.  We've been friends for about thirty years.  Steve is an extraordinary musician and plays bass on the Mountain Stage NPR radio show.  He was the person who told me I should be reading the Far Side.

Beth Chesney Frampton and I.  Beth's dad baptized me when I was a baby.  More than a few folks think it didn't quite take.

My stepmother, Ruth.

A blurry shot of Nathan Diller singing in the cafe.

 My brother rocking the house.

That's Rudy Panucci on the far left.  Rudy has been documenting the local music and art scene in Charleston for around ten years.  I think someone should write a story about him.  Not sure who the woman is, but she's having fun!

My brother Brian, my sisters Kathy and Charlotte and myself.

Waiting to film an interview for the television show, West Virginia Authors.

Show host, Gordon Simmons and I talking about cartoons.  I was much more nervous than I appear.

Interview With Brad Diller Part II

Here's part 2 of my video interview.  It's almost like it's interesting.

Profile of Sam Gross in the Comics Journal

Anyone who read National Lampoon will recognize Sam Gross's cartoons - he's one of the funniest and most courageous cartoonists out there!  Enjoy!

Crumb On Crumb

Here's an Associated Press video of Robert Crumb interviewed for his art show.