Dave Cowen

Dave Cowen has written for The New Yorker, McSweeney's, Points In Case, and his work has been featured in The New York Times and on NPR. His graphic novel debut SHOULD WE BUY A GUN? unites a provocative, heartfelt story with simple, enchanting art and aims to help heal our polarized divide. Cowen has also published seven comedy Haggadahs, parodies on Trump, Seinfeld, Biden-Harris, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Kanye West, Mel Brooks, and in 2025 The Office. His other books include an experimental stream-of-consciousness memoir THIS BOOK IS THE LONGEST SENTENCE EVER WRITTEN AND THEN PUBLISHED. The satire FAKE HISTORY! And a remix of memes SPIRITUAL INSTAGRAM. He also has a Substack, Shuffle Synchronicities, which teaches how something greater communicates with us through the music we love. A second Substack, SerioComics, are enthusiasms for graphic literature that is serious and comic as he debuts his.