This August, guzzle sugar on your funnel cake, step inside the big top, and enter a world where oddity meets outright bigotry set in an early twentieth century carnival.
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Archives for Writing
#ComicBook Talk: Hush Ronin
Honorable reader! Sheathe your katana and prepare to go back in time with Hush-- the wise-cracking Samurai w/ a Sword-- living day by day in a feudal world of wonder.
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Comic Book Review: Cornrows #1
Brian L. Hawkins' Cornrows: There Are No More Heroes #1, from Gnosis Entertainment. Cornrows is the story of Theo Mayfield, a high school PE teacher who trades form-fitting night-stalker garb over his traditional whistle and gym shorts. Theo becomes disillusioned with the justice system when one of his students dies suddenly, choosing to take action himself as a nighttime vigilante figure.
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Coffee Chat: Amy Lyle
Sneaking out in a seersucker suit, I ran into a giant hat with author, comedian, and alpaca riding champion, Amy Lyle, underneath at the Kentucky Derby....
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Graphic Novel Publishers Accepting OPEN Submissions
Graphic Novel Submission Sources & Procedures:Please note that it is your responsibility to screen the publishers ahead of time. Make sure they are currently active and openly accepting submissions. Make sure your content presentation is as strong as possible and a good fit for what they are looking for. Submitting before you are ready or to pub not interested in your exact type of work is a waste of everyone's time. Above all, never stop trying, never stop creating.
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Coffee Chat with Mark London
Madcave CEO and writer, Mark London, was kind enough to join me in Shortlandia's coffee house, aka the leftmost corner of the shed, for an interview about his comics and the future of Mad Cave Studios.
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Battlecats Issue #1- Vol 2: NON-Spoiler Review
Cat scratch fever returns to the medieval fantasy world of Valderia, created by Mad Cave CEO and author Mark London.
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Publishers Who Accept UNSOLICITED Manuscripts
Every author dreams of landing a sweet book deal... but many unagented writers fear never having their book considered by publishers.
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I, Millenial
Jay Meditates with Anxiety II
Anxiety is the Water of the Sea of Daily Crap. I swam through my share 2010-2011. I was living alone, unemployed, and I borrowed five figures from an Australian man to start my business. It wasn't pretty. I had more than one panic attack.
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