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Feb 18, 1930 — Nov 21, 2019· 89 yrs

UNITED STATES AUTHOR · PICTORIAL AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOR · CARICATURES AND CARTOONS

Gahan Wilson

Also known as: GAHAN WILSON

29
BOOKS
4.5
AVG RATING (13)
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Evanston, United States
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AMBROSE BIERCE was a master of miniature.

— from Graphic Classics--Ambrose Bierce

Most acclaimed

#1

Nuts

1979

5.0 (1)

"The New York Times bestselling author of Wallbanger and Rusty Nailed is back with Nuts, the first in a brand new series set in New York's beautiful Hudson Valley. Roxie Callahan is a private chef to some of Hollywood's wealthiest, and nastiest, calorie-counting wives. After a dairy disaster implodes her carefully crafted career in one fell ploop, she finds herself back home in upstate New York, bailing out her hippie mother and running the family diner. When gorgeous local farmer Leo Maxwell delivers her a lovely bunch of organic walnuts, Roxie wonders if a summer back home isn't such a bad idea after all. Leo is heavily involved in the sustainable slow food movement, and he likes to take his time. In all things. Roxie is determined to head back to the west coast as soon as summer ends, but will the pull of lazy fireflies and her very own Almanzo Wilder be enough to keep her home for good? Salty. Spicy. Sweet. Nuts. Go on, grab a handful"-- "The first sexy contemporary romance in a brand-new series from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Alice Clayton!"--

#2

Great Writers and Kids Write Mystery Stories

5.0 (1)

A collection of thirteen original tales by authors of adult fiction in collaboration with their children or grandchildren.

#3

Spooky Stories for a Dark & Stormy Night

0.0 (0)

This collection of spooky stories represents many cultures, including African-American, Chinese-American, Russian, and Norwegian. Gahan Wilson's eclectic illustrations eerily complement the spine-tingling stories. Parents may be interested to know: This book is said to be less scary than the familiar "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," and the pictures less frightening as well.

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