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I was so excited last year to receive Penguin’s postcard from my editor.  This year, Penguin used the title page artwork from our book as their holiday card.  How cool is that?

I was so excited last year to receive Penguin’s postcard from my editor.  This year, Penguin used the title page artwork from our book as their holiday card.  How cool is that?

#The Insomniacs  #Karina Wolf  #The Brothers Hilts  
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The Insomniacs

The Insomniacs, story by Karina Wolf and artwork by the Brothers Hilts, will be published by G.P. Putnam Books (Penguin Group USA) and is now available on Amazon for pre-orders! 

View more illustration at the Brothers Hilts website.

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