We’ll have the first episode up in a bit, but for two out of three of us never having done internet radio, it went well. Proceeds benefit the DTA, USTA, NJTL Program founded by Arthur Ashe to serve inner-city children with tennis programs, after school programs, life lessons and human rights awareness. Published by Brown Books Publishing GroupĬopyright 2011 James Disco and Susan Clark Retailers wanting to carry the book can contact: Ingram, Bowker link, and Baker & Taylor. “Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan” book signing and author presentation will take place at the Dallas Holocaust Museum August 11, 2011.Įchoes can be ordered at:, Amazon, and Barnes & Nobles. Scenes from Echoes, along with a preview booklet, were on display for the month of June during TVAA Downtown Gallery’s The graphic novel “Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan” embodies the hope and strength of character which is emblematic of the people of this budding nation.Įchoes is featured in the award winning documentary “Comic Book Literacy” which premiered at the Dallas Museum of Art in On July 14th, the Republic of Southern Sudan joined the United Nations as its 193rd member.

This past January, the people of Southern Sudan voted to secede from Northern Sudan.

The North, in part, wanted full control of the rich resources of the South. The boys run for their lives leaving everything they have ever known behind. Their lives are forever changed when, suddenly and out of nowhere, the military from Northern Sudan come to their villages and begin to burn, destroy and ravage everything in sight. Their story, which is beautifully and simply told through the eyes of four young boys in the graphic novel: “Echoes of the Lost Boys of Sudan”, is an inspiration for readers young and old alike.Īt the start of the novel, Angelo, Santino, Matthew, and Michael are all living with their families in Southern and Western Sudan. When faced with the darkest and most violent aspects of human nature, the Lost Boys of Sudan give us all a glimpse into the true meaning of faith, resilience and courage. Edited by Susan Clark & Regina Eddleman Willingham

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