Gavin Hignight Updates

Gavin’s short science fiction story, Paris 90 is featured in this months version of Synthetic Sensations Computer Music Magazine!

In Paris 90, Detective Charles Dubois’ life is in the hands of his partner. Not an unusual position for a member of the police. What is unusual… his partner is one of the Paris Police Department’s first sentient robots.

Synthetic Sensations is a fantastic magazine coming to you straight from the future. For a mere pound a month… or two dollars American, you can download the PDF either to print or view, as it’s a very computer friendly magazine. This is where the future of publishing is headed… be the first on the wave so you can surf the sweet spot.

www.syntheticsensations.com

I recently finished my first novel The Freak Table and I’m about to start sharing it with potential publishers. Please join our fan-page/online petition and show publishers there is an audience hungry for this book!

Facebook Page for THE FREAK TABLE

Introduction

Remember when skateboarding was a crime?

We weren’t the first to do any of it, but we were the last to do it for the right reasons.
We were the skaters, wavers, freaks, faggots, punks, goths, deathrockers, outsiders, and losers. We were punched, shoved, pushed, kicked, judged, beat up, beat down, alienated, and humiliated. In other words we were teenagers.

But more than that, we were the teenagers who didn’t fit in. We chose to walk the halls of our schools and the streets of our towns as outcasts. We didn’t know it at the time, but our little rebellions were part of something bigger. . . .

The Freak Table takes us back to a time when skateboarding was a crime, when wearing a Mohawk didn’t get you the girl, and when standing out from the norm meant constantly standing up for what you believed in.

We stood up for the very minority we created . . . Us.

A Letter From Clyde Wilcox, a short story from Gavin Hignight is included in the new Anthology SLEEPING WITH SNAKES: Notes from the Los Angeles Underbelly. The book has just been released by record label and publisher Orange Recordings.

Get your copy at Amazon.com now!!

Hello! Sorry for a lack of updates. We have been busy with the launch of my new webcomic THE CONCRETE WORLD.

This is a free cyberpunk science fiction comic that will monthly with new pages.

Hope you enjoy!

Hey Everyone,

Happy New Year!!

Starting this month Gavin will be a contributing writer on the website Forces of Geek! His column about toys and toy collecting will run twice monthly. Please stop by and check out the site!

http://www.forcesofgeek.com/

Just had a photoshoot with the talented Lisa Boyle. www.lisaboylephotography.com Photos below!

Motor City, written and created by Gavin Hignight is now available! This graphic novel, illustrated by Jettila Lewis, follows the adventures of Lexi, the youngest member of the street gang the 133rd, as they fight monsters and evil in Motor City circa 1958.

The book is available for purchase at motorcitycomic.com

“GREASERS, GHOULS & GALS”
A Group Art Show and Release Party for Motor City, the Graphic Novel!

Saturday, March 8th 2008 7-10PM

Los Angeles – CA, Melt Gallery is proud to present GREASERS, GHOULS & GALS – a group art exhibition in connection with the release of the independent comic book graphic novel Motor City.

It will be an evening of ghoul-filled goodness as local area artists plus artists from Detroit, Denver, San Francisco and New York City come together for a group show celebrating rockabilly culture, psychobilly music, classic monsters, comic books, and the classic American pin-up girl. The evening is a release party, book signing and art show all in one!

GREASERS, GHOULS & GALS is an opportunity to view and purchase custom works by more than 20 artists working in various mediums such as paintings, prints, and photographs. It’s also the first opportunity to purchase Motor City: Volume 1, and to get your copy signed by the illustrator and writer who will both be attending the event.

Motor City is a rockabilly monster manga published by Rebel Sidekick Studios. Motor City is written by Gavin Hignight (writer for the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Geek Magazine) and is the first full length graphic novel to be illustrated by emerging artist Jettila Lewis.

Artists participating in the show include:

Brandon Auman, TonyMech, William Seppuku (www.incorporatedincorporated.com), Sepenthes (www.serpenthes.com), Spencer Cross (www.fivethousand.net), Delmy Loy, Sabrina Allen (www.sabrinaspalette.com), Dah Veed, Lenora Claire (www.lenoraclaire.com), Krista Marlene, Phil Harris (www.phillustrations.net), Gea Philes (www.geaphiles.com), Glen Hanson, Lisa Boyle (www.lisaboylephotography.com), Greg Hignight (www.denversaur.com), Jennifer Carbajal, Steve Hernandez, Ben Strawn, Marc Nischan, Tina L. Corrales, Kiyoshi Nakazawa (Drunken Master Zine), Joe Mac, Jami Lee Rosa, Fawn Lau, Neri Rivas, and Puede One (puedeone.com),

About Melt Gallery:
Melt Gallery is a creative space located inside Meltdown Comics’ 9,000 sq. foot store located in the thriving heart of Hollywood. It is primed for hosting book signings, art events and live music and has done so successfully since its inception. The gallery is located at 7522 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90046.

The evening is sponsored by clothing companies LUCKY 13 (www.lucky13apparel.com), Dogpile (www.dp-77.com) and Monster Squad NYC (www.monstersquadnyc.com). All of the sponsors will be doing clothing giveaways at the event! Attendees can also look forward to free drinks along with the best in classic garage, rockabilly, psychobilly and good ol’ fashion rock ‘n’ roll!

For more information visit www.motorcitycomic.com or www.meltcomics.com

Hey Everyone! It was just recently discovered that one of the episodes Gavin wrote for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in on YOUTUBE!

The episode is from the fourth season of the show, which is now out on DVD, and is called “Prodigal Son”.

Here it is! Enjoy!

Part 1.

Part 2.

I am super-excited to inform everyone that I had the honor of interviewing the one and only Paul Reubens for Geek Magazine.

The November issue is on newstands now, and you can find the Paul Reubens article/interview right smack in the middle of it!

He was super awesome to talk to, a really nice guy, and I thank him and Geek for giving me the opportunity.

“So whats the word of the day boys and girls?”
“Geek!”
“AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!”