Interview with Comic Creators Arnon Shorr and Joshua Edelglass (2022)

Rob interviews writer/filmmaker Arnon Shorr and artist Joshua Edelglass about their newest book:

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About the Writer
Arnon Z. Shorr, a filmmaker and screenwriter, loves telling stories. Half‐ Sepharadi / half‐Ashkenazi, a Hebrew speaker in America, a Jewish privateschool kid in a mostly non‐Jewish suburb, whenever he’d set foot in one world, his other foot would betray him as different. That’s why he tells stories that embrace the peculiar and the other. For more about Arnon, visit www.arnonshorr.com. Formerly of Los Angeles, he lives in Boston. 

About the Illustrator 
Joshua Edelglass’ work has appeared in publications including The Jewish Comix Anthology, Tikkun Magazine, and The New Haven Review. His artwork has also appeared in numerous exhibitions, including Pow! Jewish Comics Art and Influence at the Brooklyn Jewish Art Museum. He has watched Star Trek II more times than is probably healthy. For more information about Josh, visit www.joshuaedelglass.com. He is the Assistant Director of Camp Ramah New England and lives near Boston.