Keith Knight has 2 new books

I’m pleased by exactly how Keith Knight has handled to continue three continuous comic strips:

The domestic Knight Life, formatted like a newspaper strip

The original K Chronicles, a rougher, a lot more indy-weekly-paper styled commentary on cultural issues

The explicitly editorial (th)ink

Those last two each have new books out for the summertime convention season. They premiered at the just-past San Diego Comic-Con as well as are now offered available at Knight’s website.

Go East, young Fam! is the seventh K Chronicles collection, complying with The extraordinary Cuteness of Being. I admit, I didn’t checked out that a person since so much of his present work revolves around his growing family, however I understand there are lots of people who like as well as can associate to the adorable youngster stories. This volume covers his step from the West coastline to the East.

I’m a lot more looking ahead to Make America dislike Again, the fourth (th)ink collection. In it, he tackles “the final years of the very first black U.S. presidency, as well as the increase of racial foolishness that came with it.” Knight doesn’t pull punches, as well as his insights are both discouraging as well as energizing.

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