Comic or graphic biography and autobiography are not new (I recall as a kid having a well-worn one on Alexander Graham Bell). Yet the genre gets lumped together with graphic novels, which is technically like… Read More »The Daily Heller: On the Biographic of Terry Southern
It’s a generated AI-era tool, directed at young men, that is painfully familiar to women of all ages: just upload a well-lit photo of your face, you sad, girlfriendless guy, and our whiz-bang AI technology… Read More »Designed Masculinity
Forty years ago, a young rabbi, Irvin Ungar, decided to leave his congregation in Queens to became an antiquarian book dealer in Los Angeles. Among his consuming interests, Judaica was high on the list. At… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Man Who Reintroduced Us to Arthur Szyk …
Brad Wolfe is a singer-songwriter behind Brad Wolfe & the Moon and the founder of Reimagine, a national community that helps people channel grief into growth, pain into purpose, and life’s challenges into creative expression.… Read More »What Matters to Brad Wolfe
Evolution—the slow, meticulous, often invisible work of making type better, smarter, broader, and more capable of meeting the increasingly complex demands of communication is the thinking behind the Next Series. With this project, Northern Block,… Read More »What’s Next is Already Here
For almost a century, the art of the cartoon title card has not been disparaged, disregarded or dismissed. Rather, “It has been completely ignored,” writes Fred Seibert in the introduction to Original Title Cards. “And… Read More »The Daily Heller: Cartoon Title Cards