Thomas Gosselin was born in the East End of London but he didn’t stay there very long; he resides to this day in Angouleme, France. He participated in some collective comics projects, such as the magazines Clafoutis (published by les editions de la Cerise) and recently the bilingual l’Episode (published by editions Na); he also recently illustrated a children’s book (Ma tante est epatante, written by Gladys Marciano, editions du Rouergue) and wrote the script for a spy story drawn by Francois Henninger which was serialized in the magazine Lapin, published by l’Association, and which will hopefully soon be collected in a book.
He has written and drawn the following books, in French:
Salmigondis (2001 editions Week-End Doux)
L’humanite moins un (2004, editions de l’An 2)
Les heros avancent masques (2007, editions la Cinquieme Couche)
Au recommencement (2009, editions Atrabile).
He is currently working on two new comics projects: one about North American vaudeville, and a “Theatre of the Absurd’ story” about Native Americans. He’s still involved in the international comics magazine l’Episode, as a co-publisher and a translator.
