Podcast appearances and mentions of evan munday

My guest on this episode is Evan Munday. Evan is the author and illustrator of the Silver Birch-shortlisted Dead Kid Detective Agency series, the fourth and most recent volume of which, Connect the Scotts, was published by ECW Press in 2018. Munday works as publicity manager for children's books at Penguin Random House Canada. In its review of Connect the Scotts, the School Library Journal wrote that “fans of the series will be thrilled with another spectral mystery glinting with subtle mirth.” Evan and I talk about the days when he was very frequently spotted at Toronto book events, and why those days are mostly over. (Spoiler: it's age and kids; it's almost always age and kids.) We talk about the as-yet unpublished fifth instalment of the Dead Kid Detective Agency Series, and why it is as yet unpublished, and why being a full-time writer simply does not fit Evan's guilt-ridden  personality.   Evan Munday's Dead Kid Detective Agency series: ecwpress.com Music: "simple-hearted thing" by Alex Lukashevsky. Used with permission. Contact Nathan Whitlock at nathanwhitlock.ca/contact

On this episode of Speech Bubble, we have one of Canada's most fashionable males of 2018 – just read The Globe and Mail, where he was voted best dressed. Aaron and Evan go back a long way, to the days when Aaron first moved to Toronto and was just getting into the comic scene and Evan was part of a long-retired artist collective Sketchkrieg with past Speech Bubble guest Jason Loo where he was peddling his own self-published comics, like Amazing Challengers of Unknown Mystery (starring Avril Lavigne) and Quarter-Life Crisis, on the convention circuit.At some point though, he had greater ambitions. This book publicist decided he could write a better children's book than the authors he represents and would you believe it actually worked out? Now, he's the author of a popular young adult novel series called The Dead Kid Detective Agency, which combines ghosts and ghouls with a little Canadian history. For example, right now Evan is on tour in Ontario and Alberta until November 22, 2018 promoting the newest book in the series, Connect the Scots, which showcases The Underground Railroad.In addition to talking about his latest book, Munday dishes on what it's like going to an author's festival and doing double duty as a publicist and a guest, how children's book illustration works when you're writing a chapter book and what's the more satisfying pursuit, comics or novels. Plus, learn about his slightly unhealthy tie obsession and what he did for Inktober. This episode of Speech Bubble is sponsored by Hairy Tarantula.@idontlikemundays@idontlikemundayEvan's websiteEvan's publisherThe old Sketchkrieg BlogAmazing Challengers indexed on Comics.orgQuarter-Life Crisis on GoodreadsQuarter-Life Crisis review on the TorontoistSponsorHairy TarantulaCoupon CodesEnter these codes at checkout when you shop online and we'll get some money to support the podcast.Geeky t-shirts – Riptapparel.com – 10% OFF – NEVERSLEEPSLast minute gifts – Giftagram.com -- $15 OFF -- NEVERSLEEPS15

To help distract us from all our Game of Thrones feelings, we sat down with Evan Munday, children's author and Community Manager at TYPE Books, to discuss the influence of television adaptations on book buying habits of their viewers. Are viewers inclined to head towards bookstores after watching their favourite series? Do television tie-in covers matter? We talk stats, shows, and lots more. Find more details (and fun graphs!) at www.booknetcanada.ca/blog/2017/8/29/page-to-television-a-study-of-adaptations.

As Lion King villain Scar famously said (or sang): be prepared! Radio Free Riverdale co-hosts Lucy Cappiello and Evan Munday tackle a monster digest – specifically Archie Comics Jumbo Digest #251. But we also have a few things to say about Riverdale: A Murder Mystery Episode 11: "To Riverdale and Back Again." Lucy and Evan dish on: Clifford Blossom's wig lair Mr. Weatherbee's troubling food shame Archie 3000 and his majestic mullet "polyamorist": is it a word? What Molly Ringwald believes may surprise you bands at weddings and – because it wouldn't be a podcast without it – Archie trivia! Next episode, we discuss the finale of the roller-coaster ride that was the first season of Riverdale.

It’s back to basics at Radio Free Riverdale as co-hosts Lucy Cappiello and Evan Munday delve back into the double-digests, but make a crucial and important digression into Riverdale, with lots of talk about Episode 7: “In a Lonely Place.” After Riverdale delights and grievances are aired, they dig into Betty and Veronica Double Digest #251. Lucy and Evan get cracking on: babies travelling through whale aortas the Skeet Ulrich renaissance the world is experiencing right now imaginary Archie-verse weddings Salem’s all-too-human human lust San Francisco, liberated books, and Polly Cooper as social justice warrior and some surprisingly good Archie trivia Next episode, we’re deep into Riverdale with a full-podcast discussion of Episode 8: “The Outsiders.” Thanks for listening!

After an extended baby-related hiatus, Lucy Cappiello and Evan Munday are back to talk about everybody's favourite new CW/Netflix show, Riverdale. Finally, someone let us out of our cage, and we have a lot of thoughts about: Archie Andrews's construction-borne abs sexual predators hiding as teachers Jughead's non-burger diet and cringeworthy voiceovers Mr. Weatherbee's bolo ties whether moose or horses have larger members and, of course, who killed Jason Blossom? Stay tuned for more reviews of Archie digests and (inevitably) more sizzling hot Riverdale takes. (And, of course, watch Riverdale every week on your local CW or Netflix affiliate.)

Your REASON FOR LIVING returns! It's ERITFM episode #41, and we're getting spiritual! AGAIN! This time we've kidnapped writer and illustrator Evan Munday and forced him to watch a 1980 made-for-TV adaptation of Willa Cather's short story PAUL'S CASE (featuring an impossibly young Eric Roberts). Then we finished him off with an episode of TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL featuring Eric Roberts as a traumatized, racist Vietnam vet who is running a sweatshop! That is, until he's hit by a beautiful big chunk of the holy spirit. You've got nothing better to do! Let's listen together! The post Episode 41: Paul's Case (1980) & Touched By An Angel S5E22 (/w Evan Munday) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Your REASON FOR LIVING returns! It's ERITFM episode #41, and we're getting spiritual! AGAIN! This time we've kidnapped writer and illustrator Evan Munday and forced him to watch a 1980 made-for-TV adaptation of Willa Cather's short story PAUL'S CASE (featuring an impossibly young Eric Roberts). Then we finished him off with an episode of TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL featuring Eric Roberts as a traumatized, racist Vietnam vet who is running a sweatshop! That is, until he's hit by a beautiful big chunk of the holy spirit. You've got nothing better to do! Let's listen together! The post Episode 41: Paul’s Case (1980) & Touched By An Angel S5E22 (/w Evan Munday) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

It's the second Toronto episode and super delight Evan Munday joins the hosts to talk about Archie comics and his new podcast, Radio Free Riverdale, his books series for kids, The Dead Kid Detective Agency and The Golden Girls. Dina and Daniel have more stories from their book tour, like going to the Coach House launch and kissing everyone's forehead, crushing on Aisha Sasha John and name-dropping all the poets we got to hug. We also develop a Can't Lit activity book and go through another round of new categories for literary awards.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews The Dead Kid Detective Agency author and illustrator and comic book creator Evan Munday. My Summer Lair Chapter #19: What Is Your Favourite Dance Movie? Recorded: October 24, 2015 4:30pm