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Kevin Thomas

Kevin Thomas was born in Southern California and grew up in the Pacific Northwest. His work has appeared in NOON, LA Review of Books, and Barrelhouse magazine and on OccupyWriters.com. His first book, a collection of the first three years of these strips, is available from OR Books. Sometimes he overshares on Twitter.

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Kevin Thomas

Aug 7, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Haints Stay

…when you put down the book (with relief) the killing doesn’t stop and likely never will.
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Kevin Thomas

Jul 24, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Woodcutters

It’s a longer, Austrian “Positively 4th Street”…
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Kevin Thomas

Jul 3, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: The First Bad Man

Cheryl Glickman has a system for maintaining a low-friction life. When she trades total control for knowledge, the soap bubble pops…
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Kevin Thomas

Jun 19, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Another wonderful illustrated review from HORN!
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Kevin Thomas

Jun 5, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: The Smartest Book in the World

Another wonderful illustrated review from HORN!
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Kevin Thomas

May 22, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon

A minor masterpiece of perspective, it demands another life in print.
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Kevin Thomas

May 1, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: The Buried Giant

…the hard part is answering the question, would you trade peace for memory?
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Kevin Thomas

Apr 17, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: We Have Always Lived in the Castle

Between the practiced cruelty of the village, and the airlessness of the moon, Connie is Merricat’s idol and her loyal prisoner…
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Kevin Thomas

Apr 3, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Sidewalks

Another amazing illustrated book review from Horn!
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Kevin Thomas

Mar 20, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: The Trial

This week, HORN! reviews Franz Kafka’s The Trial.
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Kevin Thomas

Mar 6, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: Outline

By stepping outside the moments of life, we see that steady progress is illusory, that all we can rely on is upheaval and our animal drive for freedom.
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Kevin Thomas

Feb 20, 2015

HORN! REVIEWS: The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket

Another wonderful illustrated review from HORN!