Goodnight Moon Parody Books

Erich Origen and Gan Golan are the New York Times bestselling authors and illustrators of Goodnight Trump, Goodnight Bush, The Adventures of Unemployed Man, and Don’t Let the Republican Drive the Bus.

Lisa Ann Scott is a former TV news anchor who now works as a voice actor and children’s author. She lives in upstate New York with her husband, two children, and their cats, dog, and koi fish. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her in the garden (since she’s nowhere near the ocean.) She suspects there’s a mermaid somewhere on her family tree.

Humorist and journalist Abe Sauer is the author of How to Be: North Dakota. He lives in Minnesota with his wife and three children. Nathaniel Davauer is an artist and photographer in Milwaukee.

Dave Croatto began contributing to MAD as a college intern, was hired as an editor soon after graduating and has been with the magazine ever since. Croatto has written everything from ad parodies to TV satires to self-congratulatory bios such as this.

Erich Origen and Gan Golan are the New York Times bestselling authors and illustrators of Goodnight Trump, Goodnight Bush, The Adventures of Unemployed Man, and Don’t Let the Republican Drive the Bus.

Karla “Pearl E. Horne” Oceanak is the author of the Aldo Zelnick Comic Novel children’s series. Kendra Spanjer, illustrator of the Aldo Zelnick series, wore her beloved unicorn costume every day from the age of 5 until she outgrew it at age 7. Her favorite thing to draw was, is, and will always be unicorns. They both live in Fort Collins, CO.

Tom Richmond is a freelance illustrator from Burnsville, Minnesota. His award winning work has appeared in comic books, magazine, products, television and film, books and advertising since 1985. He is best known as one of “The Usual Gang of Idiots” for MAD Magazine, where he has illustrated MAD’s trademark movie and TV parodies and other features since 2000.

PACO SORDO has more than a decade of experience working in comics, animation, advertising, and books including Fire Truck to the Rescue! and the Tales of Sasha chapter book series. His clients include Nickelodeon, Rovio, Cartoon Network, and Hallmark. He lives in Madrid, Spain.