Supanova, artists' alley, pocast review of Hollow Fields
Chapter two revisions are finished, groan. So that part of the hurting is over and done with, now on to chapter three...
I will be at Supanova in October. Just making that official. The things I'll be doing there haven't entirely been finalised, but since the plane tickets are getting booked I will definitely be present (they're non-refundable...). At least Hobart to Sydney is a pretty easy trip. I will have a berth in the artists' alley, and for that reason, I am asking - what kind of things do people generally like to see at an artists' table? There's going to be copies of Hollow Fields, and we're in discussion with a buddy who has a badge-making machine to get some cute little badges done. Other than that - any ideas? Postcards? Bookmarks? Anything else? I'd like to organise this stuff soon while I still have a few weeks...
There's a podcast review of Hollow Fields up on Sesho's Anime and Manga Reviews , which gives Hollow Fields volume 1 a grade of A. Worth listening to for the bit where the reviewer points out what happens when children go to detention - "they never come baaaack!!" (dramatic voice). Hollow Fields gets a good mark because according to Sesho it captures one important thing about Japanese manga - it's strange. Can't argue with that!
I will be at Supanova in October. Just making that official. The things I'll be doing there haven't entirely been finalised, but since the plane tickets are getting booked I will definitely be present (they're non-refundable...). At least Hobart to Sydney is a pretty easy trip. I will have a berth in the artists' alley, and for that reason, I am asking - what kind of things do people generally like to see at an artists' table? There's going to be copies of Hollow Fields, and we're in discussion with a buddy who has a badge-making machine to get some cute little badges done. Other than that - any ideas? Postcards? Bookmarks? Anything else? I'd like to organise this stuff soon while I still have a few weeks...
There's a podcast review of Hollow Fields up on Sesho's Anime and Manga Reviews , which gives Hollow Fields volume 1 a grade of A. Worth listening to for the bit where the reviewer points out what happens when children go to detention - "they never come baaaack!!" (dramatic voice). Hollow Fields gets a good mark because according to Sesho it captures one important thing about Japanese manga - it's strange. Can't argue with that!