So, since I’ve been doing this more or less out on the internet, might as well finish the process off. Today I had my mammogram! (It would have been last week, but back, out, ouch.) It was…hmm. It wasn’t awful, actually, nor scary, nor anything. It did use up my entire store of Cheerful Coping, […]
Monthly Archives: November 2013
I got one. For some reason. I don’t know. There’s a gap in my memory and the smell of burnt toast. Anyway, I’ve been posting sketchbook excerpts in it. The few people who followed me in a blinding moment of enthusiasm have probably been rather disappointed that all they’re getting is crappy doodles of undead […]
Nine Goblins is on iBooks! You go to the app, you type in “Nine Goblins” and it’s THERE and it’s a BOOK! WOOO! *pant pant pant* No love from Kobo yet, but you can’t have everything. Far more importantly, if you ask me, Brandon the border collie is back from the vet. We have been […]
Evan came from a long line of angel balancers, but he only wanted to balance rats. “I have no interest in balancing angels on pins,” he said, “nor cherubs on tuning forks, nor toasters on seraphim. I wish to balance rats on poignards—not the points, for that would be unkind, but on the pommels.” His […]
So I had this dream last night… In between the usual complicated foolishness, I was birdwatching. There was a beach with a strange watery bridge over it, and on the bridge were enormous dippers (a bird) and piebald herons and other birds that probably don’t really exist. I looked around vaguely for Tina to come […]
So according to Smashwords, Nine Goblins has been approved for “Premium” status, which means it’s supposed to go to the various other bookstores. It’s in the Barnes & Noble Nook store. (yay!) Not, alas, up in the iTunes or Kobo stores yet. Does anyone with more experience about this sort of thing know how long […]
So I spent Saturday through Wednesday in Minneapolis, signing all the Kickstarter rewards for the Digger omnibus, and first of all OH MY GOD THEY ARE SO AWESOME LOOKING and also there were a lot of them. And by a lot I mean eight pallets. This photo, incidentally, is after we’ve gone through a couple […]
One of these days, when I actually have a month I’m not traveling (or weeping gently over the next load of Dragonbreath art) I should do a drawing a day thing. I don’t actually enjoy drawing all that much (I love painting, and drawing is the necessarily evil step TO painting) and maybe if I […]
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One of these days, when I actually have a month I’m not traveling (or weeping gently over the next load of Dragonbreath art) I should do a drawing a day thing. I don’t actually enjoy drawing all that much (I love painting, and drawing is the necessarily evil step TO painting) and maybe if I […]
The Archeopteryx girl was fat around the middle her skirt was very short and her socks were much too long. She had teeth inside her beak and her legs were thin and scaly and she carried her umbrella like a samurai sword.
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