Koren shadmi biography for kids

The Twilight Man: Rod Serling and the Birth of Television

January 29,

I wasn't inclined to like this book, as I have mixed-feelings memories of the one book I had read from Shadmi, his kind of shallow story of his year as a Love (Sex) Addict, going on dating sites obsessively. And then, when I pick up The Twilight Man he admits the topic was kind of random for him, he was trying to figure out another project to do, and oh, yeah, I once had this passing interest in Serling, I had bought some biographies, ho hum, guess I'll do this. And he's young, Twilight Zone was a later discovery for him, he's not passionate about it, it's a research project, the next book, eh. You see, I grew up with Twilight Zone, and I wanted to discover this book to be more than a passing fancy from the author. I wanted Twilight Zone Addict, because I had once been one and was hoping it would make me one again.

When I finally started it I saw it as a pretty conventional and straightforward biography, culled from the various dusty conventional and straightforward biographies he had on his shelf. Well, to be fair there's a slight surprise, it's first person, he's telling his life story to a woman on a plan

Koren Shadmi is an illustrator and cartoonist; he studied at the School of Visual Arts in NYC where he now teaches. So far, his graphic novels have been translated to a dozen languages.
Koren lives and works in Queens, New York, where he quietly awaits the apocalypse.

Awards
Society of Illustrators - Gold Medal
Society of Illustrators - A. Dorne Award
National Endowment For The Arts Grant
Rondo Classic Horror Award
Taschen ‘Illustration Now’
Taschen ‘The Illustrator’
Shakespeare & Co Grant
Communication Arts Annual
Best American Comics
Canal BD Booksellers Award / France
Rudolph Dirks award / Germany
Lucca Comics Award / Italy

Nominations
Eisner - Best Reality Based Work
Ignatz - Outstanding Artist

Client Highlights
The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, Newsweek, VICE, BusinessWeek, Playboy, Mother Jones, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Wired, Sierra Club, ESPN Magazine, Random House, W.W Norton, Hachette, and Droga5.

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Twilight Men: An Interview with Koren Shadmi

In anticipation of his upcoming graphic narrative, Twilight Man: Rod Serling and the Birth of Television, Comic Watch&#;s own J.A. Fludd, our resident Twilight Zone expert, had the opportunity to ask Koren Shadmi a few questions. See below the interview for the official Press Release as well as a preview of the book, on sale now!

Comic Watch: If I’m not mistaken, this is your first work for Humanoids. What can you tell our readers about working with such a legendary international publishing house?

Koren Shadmi: It is my first book with them, and I’m honored to be published by such a great publisher with a rich legacy. Humanoids were originally a French publishing house, and they published some of the best science fiction comics ever made, including The Incal by Jodorowsky and Moebius. I was first exposed to their books when I was a teenager and tried to get my hands on some – then hard to get – Moebius books.

CW: In writing the dialogue and narration, were you satisfied with the way you captured Rod Serling’s “voice?”

KS: I think I did a pretty good job, I tried to use some of his favorite words, like ‘Particular’ and ‘

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