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If you head over to Nerdanatix right now you can buy Legends Parallel, both issues, and read Svarožič for free. Since that is so now seems like a good time to let you know that these two, critically acclaimed and popular, titles are about to be joined by three more. So start your buying now so you can pace yourself.
10 Things I Learned at C2E2
1. There is such a thing as puppet porn. And it is glorious.
2. Cosplayers are even cooler when you can talk to them for a bit.
3. Finally meeting people in real life you’ve only known online is fun.
4. Good news for an upcoming anthology I’m in, there is a sizeable cult of Edgar Allan Poe fans who love comics.
5. My feet hurt. Like stabbing pain surrounded by the numbness of death type hurt.
6. I can ruin any pic I am in. Memo to self: Lose some more fucking weight!
7. There are people who seem to like my writing and were not afraid to say so.
8.Legends Parallel has legs. Like serious ones. I was stunned at the amount of people who came to the booth because they already had the book.
9. Clarity Girl seems to have found its voice. It’s going to be fun watching it develop.
10. When McDonald’s is your best food option something is seriously wrong.
11. (BONUS) We’ll do this again.
I hope you do. I am currently included in an amazing anthology called THE EDGAR ALLAN POE CHRONICLES. It’s a sci-fi reimaging of the works of Edgar Allan Poe. My contribution, The Oval Portrait, is widely considered by my girlfriend to be the best part of the whole thing.
Other than me there are artists who have worked on Iron Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Thor comics plus many well known indy creators. It’s up on Kickstarter right now so you can join in the fun.
CLICK HERE to check it all out.
Angelic Musings, a wonderful blog hosted by Aaron-Michael Hall, just tossed out a nice 4.5 star review of The Brittle Riders, everyone’s favorite trilogy about the apocalypse.
CLICK HERE to read it all.
In this age of miracle cures, and stupid memes, it’s a good idea to do some research before you sign off on anything related to your health. Smart people like Steve Jobs fell for crap they read on the internet and died. So did a friend of mine. Today’s blog takes a look at some of the bogus claims and how you can avoid them.
This sums everything up nicely. Now buy my shit.
Click the link, vote for Legends Parallel and Svarožič (just hover over the cover of each and then click on the heart icon), and then check out all the other great creators who are there. You can read issue #1 of each title for free (online only).
There’s an old adage, “If something sounds too good to be true, it is.” Variants of that phrase are, literally, older than the United States. And yet, thanks to people being stupid and greedy, it gets ignored every day. And then the saps who fell for this week’s obvious con take to the internet to moan and wail about how unfair life is.
They never go on here to admit how fucking stupid they are.
While I know I may as well beat my head against a wall and hope a million dollars pops out, I still feel someone must take a moment to rail against the criminals among us. And, since I’m just as much a someone as anyone else, today I took a moment out of my busy day to do just that.
GD Deckard, owner of the Writers’ Co-Op, allowed me to steal some room on his website to post a lengthy, and well documented, rant. Use the link to read who the known scammers are, who the worst agents are, and what the most common scams are.
What sucks is, despite how long and in depth my post is, it’s just tip of the iceberg shit. Still, we have to start somewhere and this is as good a place as any.
