Alex Krislov:  

CLASS OF 1975
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Transylvania UniversityClass of 1975
Lexington, KY
Transylvania UniversityClass of 1975
Lexington, KY

Alex's Story

Alex's schools include Transylvania University. Alex later attended Transylvania University (Literature) . Alex works(ed) at Compuserve. Music Alex likes includes Nellie McKay, Fans of John Coltrane, Captain Beefheart. Books Alex likes include Mark Twain, Philip K. Dick, Charles Dickens. Movies Alex likes i...Expand for more
nclude Welcome To Vinland, The Price, Watership Down (film). TV shows Alex likes include CerebusTV, The Big Bang Theory, Jeopardy!. One of Alex's favorite quotes is:""Don't take life so serious, son. It ain't no-how permanent." -- Walt Kelly "A man's damnation is his own damn business." --William Gaddis".
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Books I forgot I had #1. This one is really rare. A copy of A.A. Milne's theatrical adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice," from the era before he conceived Winnie-the-Pooh. Weirdly unknown, published in the 1930s. I gathe
Books I forgot I had #2. This was Will Eisner's final book. I was setting up an interview with him --a man whose work I'd admired for decades, the father of the modern graphic novel-- and his publicist and I agreed to doi
Books I forgot I had #3: This little volume was Dorothy Parker's first book. Apparently, it is very hard to find in even a tattered dustcover like this. She was quite a hit, selling over 40,000 copies in multiple printing
Books I forgot I had #4. Like many of my art books, this lacked a proper home on the shelves. Piled up books tend to be forgotten. And this is a particularly nice one by a great illustrator.
Books I forgot I had #5: This was released in 1974. Herblock (Herbert Block) was the king of editorial cartoons at the time -- and he'd covered Nixon's entire career.
Books I forgot I had #6: This was released before the film. People knew the name Tim Burton, of course. It's a strange little story, mostly like the film, but not entirely. In the book, we see Burton's original art, and
Books I forgot I had #7: I love Erte's work, but this is another one that was too big for the older shelves. Nobody draws like Erte today, save the marvelous P. Craig Russell.
Books I forgot I had #8: Yes, I paid for it.
Books I forgot I had #9: I've collected so many Feiffer books over the years, I've forgotten which have what strips. The man is a marvel, and he has a singular style. These are some of his earliest collections.
Filling it in an inch at a time
Definitely making progress
Full at last, full at last! Thank Claude Alrighty, they're full at last!
Hey! Darrin Bell --whose work I've often mentioned here-- just won the NAACP Image Award!
The isolation continues. But I guess I've got enough stuff to read.
It being 4/20, I figured I'd brush off this old limerick I wrote in 2020.
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Me and my twin sister Maureen. This is the first year in which I didn't have the joy of talking to her on our birthday. Alas.
For Passover, I present all and sundry with--
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I recently had the gardens in my yard redone in an attempt to attract butterflies. It appears to be working 
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