Rebecca Epstein's guest appearances

Rebecca Epstein

Zero Hour

Graphic Policy Radio

That Girl with the Curls

Business Solutionaries

Taneka Stotts

Nadia Shammas

Kelly Thompson

Jeremy Holt

David Walker

Ramon Villalobos

Janet Varney

Magdalene Visaggio

James Rhodes

Fred Van Lente

Brenden Fletcher

Matthew Rosenberg

Tamra Bonvillain

Jim Zub

Joshua Williamson

OwlTail

Rebecca Epstein Growing up on Sullivan's Shore, Rebecca dutifully served as "Girl Friday" for her father's Charleston-based company. She learned first-hand the mechanics of business administration, which led her to pursue a degree in Business Law. Today, Epstein Law serves companies of all sizes, and it's her clients' business ideas that gether up every morning.

Rebecca Epstein Growing up on Sullivan's Shore, Rebecca dutifully served as "Girl Friday" for her father's Charleston-based company. She learned first-hand the mechanics of business administration, which led her to pursue a degree in Business Law. Today, Epstein Law serves companies of all sizes, and it's her clients' business ideas that gether up every morning.

4: Rebecca Epstein, Owner of Epstein Law, LLC

Sam chats with Rebecca Epstein, writer of Gently Murder Me. The two wax poetic about relationships and the healing process, but they also stumble upon the HR ethics nightmare that is the Star Trek holodeck.Follow Rebecca:@RaySonneRebecca's writing: https://raysonneswriting.wordpress.com/

Sam chats with Rebecca Epstein, writer of Gently Murder Me. The two wax poetic about relationships and the healing process, but they also stumble upon the HR ethics nightmare that is the Star Trek holodeck. Follow Rebecca: @RaySonne Rebecca's writing: <a href="https://raysonneswriting.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://raysonneswriting.wordpress.com/</a>

Episode 95 - Rebecca Epstein

We're talking with Rebecca "Rae" Epstein about her promising debut graphic novel Gently Murder Me. It's a diary comic about the inability to connect with the person one most wants to connect with in the modern, technology-filled world. Writer Rebecca Epstein’s words are enhanced by Kathryn Briggs’, Blakely Inberg’s, Edgar Vega’s, and Mary Safro’s varied and equally skilled styles in the first four volumes, which involve full diary entries. The fifth is a collection of illustrations done by 9 artists, giving readers a peek into a lonely mind. Sad and dark, but relatable, Gently Murder Me seeks to find definition in the world through human longing.We'll talk with the author about her unique approach to making comics as well as her critical writings.

We're talking with Rebecca "Rae" Epstein about her promising debut graphic novel Gently Murder Me. It's a diary comic about the inability to connect with the person one most wants to connect with in the modern, technology-filled world. Writer Rebecca Epstein’s words are enhanced by Kathryn Briggs’, Blakely Inberg’s, Edgar Vega’s, and Mary Safro’s varied and equally skilled styles in the first four volumes, which involve full diary entries. The fifth is a collection of illustrations done by 9 artists, giving readers a peek into a lonely mind. Sad and dark, but relatable, Gently Murder Me seeks to find definition in the world through human longing. We'll talk with the author about her unique approach to making comics as well as her critical writings.

Interview with Rebecca Epstein, Author of "Gently Murder Me" a Diary Comic