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Guy Sims has authored two of the earliest publication on the subject of Kwanzaa. The first was the Kwanzaa Handbook (1981) and the second; The Kwanzaa Kids Learn the Seven Principles (1984). An avid poet and writer of short fiction, Guy has completed a collection of new American Tall Tales, Rife Powers, and Other Too Tall Tales, and a critically acclaimed novel Living Just A Little (2013). He is also the head writer for the Brotherman: Dictator of Discipline comic book series and the companion novellas, The Cold Hard Cases of Duke Denim: #1-Hold’em Close (2013), #2-Silver Roses (2014), #3-High Notes, Low Blows (2014), #4-The Troublesome Troupe (2016) #5-Field of Headstones (2017), #6 Old College Try (2018), and #7 Muttin But The Best (2020).

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Guy Sims has authored two of the earliest publication on the subject of Kwanzaa. The first was the Kwanzaa Handbook (1981) and the second; The Kwanzaa Kids Learn the Seven Principles (1984). An avid poet and writer of short fiction, Guy has completed a collection of new American Tall Tales, Rife Powers, and Other Too Tall Tales, and a critically acclaimed novel Living Just A Little (2013). He is also the head writer for the Brotherman: Dictator of Discipline comic book series and the companion novellas, The Cold Hard Cases of Duke Denim: #1-Hold’em Close (2013), #2-Silver Roses (2014), #3-High Notes, Low Blows (2014), #4-The Troublesome Troupe (2016) #5-Field of Headstones (2017), #6 Old College Try (2018), and #7 Muttin But The Best (2020). In 2016, he authored the graphic novel, Brotherman Revelation with his illustrator brother, Dawud Anyabwile. Sims also wrote the graphic novel adaptation of Walter Dean Myers’ award-winning youth novel, Monster (Harper-Collins, 2015). He is the recipient of Best Story for Brotherman: Revelation graphic novel from the East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention He has also received recognition from the Junior Library Guild Selection for the graphic novel adaptation of Walter Dean Myers’ novel, Monster. Guy A. Sims is a native of and resides in Philadelphia, PA.

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