Incidents in the Night Book 2

<p>Praise for <i>Incidents in the Night Book 1</i>:</p><p>finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize (Graphic Novel category) :</p><p>&quot;One of 10 Best Comics and Graphic Novels of the year.&quot; - <i>Time</i></p><p>&quot;A treat for sophisticated adult story omnivores with a taste for bizarre mysteries.&quot; - <i>Library Journal</i></p><p>&quot;<i>Incidents</i> owes more than a bit to Jorge Luis Borges's short stories.&quot; - Douglas Wolk, <i>The Washington Post</i></p><p>At the end of first <i>Incidents in the Night</i>, David B. met an uncertain demise in a bizarre cliffhanger. In <i>Book 2</i>, the worlds of <i>Epileptic</i> and <i>Incidents in the Night</i> become entangled as the author's dead brother, Jean-Christophe, joins the cast to solve the mystery and uncover the occult machinations of the mad editor, Émile Travers. <i>Book 2</i> is another treat for lovers of books and literary mysteries. Once again the translation is by acclaimed novelist Brian Evenson.</p><p><b>David B.</b> is one of the world's finest cartoonists and a co-founder of the legendary L'Association collective. He is the author of many graphic novels including <i>Epileptic</i>, which was awarded Angouleme International Comics Festival Prize for Scenario and the Ignatz Award for Outstanding Artist.</p><p><b>Brian Evenson</b> is the author of eleven prize-winning books of fiction, including <i>The Open Curtain</i>, <i>Last Days</i>, <i>Windeye</i>, and <i>Immobility</i>. His work has been translated into over a dozen languages. He lives and works in Providence, Rhode Island, where he teaches at Brown University.</p><br>