Anders Nilsen is an award-winning cartoonist and visual artist. He is the author of several books, includingDon't Go Where I Can't Follow and the magnum opus Big Questions, for which he was awarded the 2012 Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize by the Pennsylvania Center for the Book and the Ignatz Award, and was nominated for the top prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Nilsen's works have been translated into a number of languages, and he has exhibited his drawing and painting internationally.

“[A] lonely, tender pastiche.” —Chicago Tribune“A tribute to the life and death of a woman he loved and to the redemptive power of art.” —Glen David Gold , Los Angeles Times Best of 2007“Evokes unavoidable swells of emotion.” —Seattle Weekly“Grave and glorious, life affirming and love affirming . . . Raw emotions are transformed by observance and love, into memory and art.” —New City Chicago

Anders Nilsen is an award-winning cartoonist and visual artist. He is the author of several books, includingDon't Go Where I Can't Follow and the magnum opus Big Questions, for which he was awarded the 2012 Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize by the Pennsylvania Center for the Book and the Ignatz Award, and was nominated for the top prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Nilsen's works have been translated into a number of languages, and he has exhibited his drawing and painting internationally.

“[A] lonely, tender pastiche.” —Chicago Tribune“A tribute to the life and death of a woman he loved and to the redemptive power of art.” —Glen David Gold , Los Angeles Times Best of 2007“Evokes unavoidable swells of emotion.” —Seattle Weekly“Grave and glorious, life affirming and love affirming . . . Raw emotions are transformed by observance and love, into memory and art.” —New City Chicago

Anders Nilsen is an award-winning cartoonist and visual artist. He is the author of several books, includingDon't Go Where I Can't Follow and the magnum opus Big Questions, for which he was awarded the 2012 Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize by the Pennsylvania Center for the Book and the Ignatz Award, and was nominated for the top prize at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Nilsen's works have been translated into a number of languages, and he has exhibited his drawing and painting internationally.

“[A] lonely, tender pastiche.” —Chicago Tribune“A tribute to the life and death of a woman he loved and to the redemptive power of art.” —Glen David Gold , Los Angeles Times Best of 2007“Evokes unavoidable swells of emotion.” —Seattle Weekly“Grave and glorious, life affirming and love affirming . . . Raw emotions are transformed by observance and love, into memory and art.” —New City Chicago