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About Evan Kuhlman:

Besides the novels Brother From a Box, Wolf Boy, and The Last Invisible Boy, I have had more than a dozen stories published in journals such as Glimmer Train. If you have a question or a comment you can try reaching me at e.l.kuhlman at gmail dot com.

For information on foreign rights for Brother From a Box and The Last Invisible Boy please contact Simon & Schuster Publishing in New York. Rights inquiries for Wolf Boy should be directed to Daniel Lazar at Writers House.











Illustration by JP Coovert copyright (c) 2010 all rights reserved

NOW IN STORES:
BROTHER FROM A BOX

In my action-packed new novel, Matt Rambeau finally has a brother—a robot! Designed by Matt’s computer genius dad, Norman looks human and calls Matt “brother” (in French), and tries to fit in at school without revealing the fact that he's a robot. Norman is an attention hog and a showoff, but Matt’s still psyched to have a robotic brother, even if he does flirt with Matt's friend-enemy, terrible Annie Bananas. Then strange things happen. First Norman is damaged by a computer worm and goes berserk, and then spies wearing disguises start showing up in unusual places. Matt soon realizes that someone is trying to steal his brother! If he can't quickly come up with a plan to save Norman, his new brother might end up on a scrap heap. Featuring art by Iacopo Bruno. For ages nine and up.

"Equally entertaining and thought-provoking, this one will appeal to science-fiction and suspense fans as well as those readers who tend toward more character and relationship-focused selections." --Kirkus Reviews

Fon an excerpt go here and click on "Browse Inside." To purchase please visit your local bookstore or click on one of these links:

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illustration (c) 2012 Iacopo Bruno

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This illustrated novel tells the story of Finn Garrett, a 12-year-old boy who begins to slowly disappear after suddenly losing his father, and includes entries from his journal. Join Finn as he interacts with his mother, his little brother Derek, his grandfather, his cat Henry, and his friend Melanie, as he mourns and remembers his dad, and as he battles to stay visible and part of this world. Featuring art by JP Coovert. For ages ten and up. Published by Atheneum/Simon & Schuster. Available at your local bookseller, or to order a copy for as little as $5.99 please click on one of these links:
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Here's the snazzy trailer for my book. For an easy download use a site like keepvid.com.



To read an excerpt and see some sample art go to my samples page.

Here is what some readers are saying:

"The Last Invisible Boy is at turns heartbreaking and uplifting...A gutsy book that will stay with me a long time."
-- Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid

"The Last Invisible Boy may be written as a journal, but it's no blog. Protagonist Finn isn't writing for an audience -- he's writing to a friend. Sad, funny, and sincere."
-- Hope Larson, Eisner Award-winning creator of Chiggers

"If you're looking for a tender, redemptive story told by a fierce, fragile protagonist, meet Finn Garrett, the Last Invisible Boy. You'll love him."
-- Susan Patron, author of the Newbery Medal-winning The Higher Power of Lucky

Thanks for your interest my new book. For more information about the artist JP Coovert please visit his website.

BREAKING NEWS! The Weinstein Company has acquired the film rights for my novel Wolf Boy, with the legendary Irwin Winkler (the Rocky movies, Goodfellas, etc.) and Jill Cutler set to produce. Chris Parker will be the screenwriter. For the Variety article go here. Check back for more details as they become available.

My critically acclaimed debut novel and graphic novel Wolf Boy is available from Three Rivers Press (paperback) and Shaye Areheart Books (hardcover). The paperback version includes bonus material such as a reading group guide and the insider's scoop on creating the comic book sections of the novel. Haven't read Wolf Boy yet? Now's the time to check out the story behind the forthcoming movie. Available online:

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Wolf Boy is a story about a family dealing with the sudden loss of the eldest son. One way that Stephen, the second-born son, deals with the tragedy is by creating the comic book superhero Wolf Boy, who helps him channel his grief and answer the big questions about life and death that teenagers often ask. The novel features art by master comic book illustrators Brian and Brendon Fraim. Here's what a few critics and readers are saying:

"Technically ambitious and emotionally sincere, Wolf Boy remains an impressive debut. Along with his ingenuity of concept, Kuhlman knows how to be sweet without being cloying -- a gift that very few writers can claim." --Madison Smartt Bell, The Boston Globe

"I dipped into Evan Kuhlman's Wolf Boy and couldn't put it down. Interspersed throughout the pages of this imaginative and compelling novel is a unique graphic novel, cleverly drawn by Brian and Brendon Fraim, making Wolf Boy a rare treat." --Stan Lee, comic book legend
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"Sad, surprising and sweet, Wolf Boy is a unique and memorable read from a promising new talent." --Tampa Tribune

For more reviews click here. Wolf Boy is a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection.
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Like to try before you buy? Click here to read the prologue to Wolf Boy.

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Into great comic book art? Please visit the website of Brian and Brendon Fraim.