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Luminous Beings by David Arnold & Jose Pimienta
Luminous Beings is a new graphic novel by David Arnold and Jose Pimienta, a YA graphic novel about a group of teens who decide to film a documentary about humanity's recent brush with extinction (via undead squirrels), which leads them on a series of misadventures throughout the night.
David Arnold is the author of The Electric Kingdom, Mosquitoland, Kids of Appetite, and The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik. He posted on Instagram. "News is out! My first graphic novel, LUMINOUS BEINGS, is coming fall 2024. Someday, I'll tell the story of how (why?) I spent 6 months during early lockdown writing a screenplay about zombie squirrels (but not really *about* zombie squirrels, zombie squirrels are more the *setting,* y'know?), but for now… Huge thanks to @danapotter1 & everyone at @penguinteen, and also to @danlazaragent for his unwavering guidance in the early days of this thing. And guys, seriously, I cannot think of an illustrator I'd rather be working with than @thejoepi— if you haven't read their brilliant SUNCATCHER yet, you should rectify that pronto. Bring on the squizzies.
Jose Pimienta works on comics and storyboards for animation and film, and previous comics work includes the graphic novel Suncatcher and MG graphic novel Twin Cities, and the upcoming The Miraculous Vanishing of Lake Peigneur.
Dana Leydig at Viking has bought North American rights to Luminous Beings and it will be published in the autumn of 2024. David Arnold's agent Daniel Lazar at Writers House and Jose Pimienta's agent Elizabeth Bennett at the Transatlantic Agency negotiated the deal.
Viking Press (formally Viking Penguin, also listed as Viking Books) is an American publishing company now owned by Penguin Random House. It was founded in New York City on March 1, 1925, by Harold K. Guinzburg and George S. Oppenheim and then acquired by the Penguin Group in 1975. Viking publishes approximately 75 books a year. It has published both successful commercial fiction and acclaimed literary fiction and non-fiction, and its paperbacks are most often published by Penguin Books
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