Yes folks it's time for the third "City of Witerature" reading series event, featuring some of Iowa City's best authors reading their funniest material.
This month's decidedly adult extravaganza features:
Josh Carroll, a Tucson native and moved to Iowa City via Portland, OR in 2005. He has been a published alternative comics artist since the early 90s and has created several popular strips and animated shorts. He is currently working on a book-length graphic novel that should be finished by the end of the year. In his spare time, Josh writes poetry, humorous articles and the occasional piece of business writing. His comics, including his just-published graphic novel about the history of the Englert Theatre can be found on his website:
http://joshcarrollcomics.com/
Tom Lindsey, who, when he isn’t stalking Stephen Bloom or teaching high school English to be the next generation of Iowa’s wasteoids, can be found holed-up in an ‘80s vinyl--fortified bunker penning his memoir, “Lies My Recruiter Told Me: Confessions of a Cold War Veteran,” which, if all dominoes fall as planned, will be released sometime before "Cold War II: The Musical (3-D)" bombs a theater near you.
Todd Jackson used to cool rich people's ass sweat for a living. He now sells insurance and is nearly done with his second novel, Detroit Trip.
He can be found online at: www.oddwitha-T.com