Happy holidays from Dan Barlow and the Trees & Hills comic groupPosted by Daniel Barlow on Saturday, December 26, 2009,
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PLAY: An anthology about the imagination Featuring new comics by C. Frakes, Stephen R. Bissette and Matthew Reidsma 
Ghost Town Tourism: 20 Minutes to Midnight  SEEDS: An anthology about food "Lust-worthy Lit" - ReadyMade Magazine  Purchase here for $5 from the Trees & Hills comic group
SHELTER: An anthology of comics about housing "Another thoughtful collection from Trees & Hills ..." - Syndicate Product Covert HQ  On sale soon for $4 at www.treesandhills.org
BIG SEXY: An erotic comic anthology for all adults Featuring Colleen Frakes, Cayetano Garza Jr, Jen Vaughn and Rachel Dukes!  On sale soon for $6 at www.offshorecomix.com
FIRST HARVEST: A Trees & Hills comics collection 2006-2008 " ... the whole thing is a lot of fun." - www.comicsgirl.com  Trees & Hills' first book! First Harvest collects selections form our first four sold-out mini-comic anthologies. Buy it for $10 at www.treesandhills.org
I SAW YOU: Missed Connection Comics Optioned for a film by DreamWorks!  "The comics that engage more with their subject matter come off really strong, specifically ... Daniel Barlow and Megan Baehr’s heartbreaking interpretation of an old, washed-out musician’s longing for Brenda, a bartender from his glory days." - www.sawcebox.com Buy it for $12.95 from your local bookstore or here.
Ghost Town Tourism: ANTI-LIFE EQUATION LP  13 dark electronic songs recorded in Vermont over the winter of 2008. Download for free here.
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Daniel Barlow is a writer and journalist living in Montpelier, Vt.
The co-founder of two comic organizations - Trees & Hills and Offshore Comix - Barlow has published twice-annual anthologies featuring northern New England cartoonists since 2006. Recent books include 2009's SHELTER, about housing issues, and 2008's SEEDS, which was featured in ReadyMade Magazine's Holiday Gift Guide.
When he's not making comics, he writes for two local newspapers about state politics.
