TUESDAY MORNING
Seifert emerges from the core of his satellite house into bright, bright sunlight. The spherical 6000-cubic-foot core is the innermost level of his home. He steps onto the core’s outer surface, which is the floor of the next layer of his home: the space deck. The third and final layer is above his head: [...]
Flash Fiction Friday: Tuesday Morning
My Leap Year: Small Steps 223-224
Today’s Meditation for the Comic Creator. A good companion piece to the previous one:
The trick of complex comics–and this is something I learned from 80s publisher and comic activist Paul Gravett, later reinforced in a long conversation with Bryan Talbot while he was producing The Tale of One Bad Rat–is knowing that the hardest thing [...]
Turning Point
[My Leap Year is a 12-month life project (begun 11/01/07) at the end of which I intend to be writing full-time. 365 small steps = 1 giant leap.]
I have a lot of projects close to the edge, they just need a litle nudge. After that, their own momentum will do a lot of the work. [...]
Comic Book Challege 2006
Here’s a video of me pitching my book SMOKER as one of the finalists in the inaugeral Comic Book Challenge in San Diego in 2006:
We had to submit one page of art with our original 1-page pitch. The art that they all (including Marc Silvestri) mention liking so much was this [...]
