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Congratulations! You're already well on your way to owning a copy of one, or perhaps even all, of my books. Let me know as soon as you finish these, and I'll write some more books!

 

Expanded Second Edition! The Love Marches On book collects the entire series of Love Marches On daily comic strips and color Sunday pages, along with much supplemental material and other bonus features. The story takes place in and around Times Square, in the years 1925 and 1975.

The definitive history of I'll Say She Is, including the Marx Brothers' original, legendary production, and my personal odyssey of restoring and reviving it. The most complete and detailed history of I'll Say She Is ever written, Gimme a Thrill also includes more than eighty rare photographs, including many published here for the first time.

400 Years in Manhattan
By Noah Diamond

Based on our stage show of the same name, the lavish second edition of the 400 Years in Manhattan book is a glossy, full-color volume packed with hundreds of historical images, maps, and photos, along with many original visuals from the show. The book contains the entire text of the 2019 monologue — a history of the world’s most enchanted island, and of my own experience as a New York City tour guide.

 

Note: The above volumes can also be found on Amazon. The above links are to the publishers’ sites — preferred vendors! But even if don’t buy these books from Amazon, there’s no reason why you can’t post rave reviews of them on Amazon…


ALSO, BUY OTHER PEOPLE’S BOOKS, WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY ME

 

Kevin Fitzpatrick’s Round Table tour of New York would be a delectable feast for the eyes and the mind even if it didn’t contain my charming illustration of the Algonquin Hotel (page 117), and even if it wasn’t the source of one of my favorite things that’s ever been said about me: “Noah is the Marx Brothers’ representative on this planet.” — Kevin Fitzpatrick

That's Me, Groucho! The Solo Career of Groucho Marx
By Matthew Coniam, Foreword by Frank Ferrante
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Matthew Coniam’s excellent That’s Me, Groucho hardly needs my illustrated essay “Anatomy of a Moustache” in order to be a great and invaluable work — but it doesn’t hurt!

Josh Frank, Tim Heidecker, and Manuela Pertega took Salvador Dali’s old concept for a surreal Marx Brothers film and turned it into this dazzling graphic novel. I helped with the lyrics.

 
 

My own “Teen Mania” appears in the first hilarious issue of Rik Sansone’s delightful Spaz Comics.

My photo essay “Penguin Home Invasion” appears in the second delightful issue of Rik Sansone’s hilarious Spaz Comics.