Kevin Lewis O'Neill Livres

45 Years of 2000 AD is an oversized art book featuring newly commissioned work from a host of international artists celebrating the broad variety of characters which have featured in 2000 AD over its 45 year history. Featuring new work from Michael Allred, Kevin O'Neill, Colleen Doran, Jamie Smart and many more.

Focusing on the global issue of clerical sexual abuse, the book reveals how the Catholic Church facilitates the movement of accused priests across borders, exemplified by Father David Roney's journey from Minnesota to Guatemala. Author Kevin Lewis O'Neill uncovers a widespread practice of relocating offenders, highlighting the Church's indifference and the inadequacies of justice in addressing these crimes. With thorough research, the narrative exposes the extensive scale of abuse and emphasizes the urgent need for accountability within the Church.

This bilingual photography book investigates the complexities of today's war on drugs by examining the art and architecture of Guatemala City's Pentecostal drug rehabilitation centers.

Sight-reading fluently is probably the most appreciated skill for music performers. A musician that can truly sight-read gets more gigs. But that honestly is not the only valid answer. What about your reputation? What happens when other musicians figure out that you can't really sight read music? How about the amount of time you could save if you could sight read a little bit better? And how about reading well enough so you can properly choose your new repertoire?Those are just a few reasons why you might want to improve your sight-reading. Music at first sight is a book that will give you the tools you need to bring your sight-reading skills up a few notches. Competence and excellence are easier said than done. Regardless of where you are in your musical career, the concepts revealed in this book require constant attention.“Slow but steady wins the race. Consistent, effective effort leads to success.” - Aesop - The Tortoise and the Hare