Addendum: Stuff I won't write down tomorrow.

[greygirlbeast]

1) An Alabaster: Wolves update: On March 28th at 4pm Pacific Time, Steve Lieber and I will be answering questions LIVE on Twitter, hashtag #AlabasterComics. Here's the official announcement, with additional details. Note the FREE giveaways: 10 FREE Digital copies of Alabaster: Wolves to participants, to will be distributed when it becomes available

Comments

[readingthedark]

I knew that when The League of Extraordinary Gentleman film didn't kill steampunk we'd probably have to live with it.

[cucumberseed]

There are times when I feel the need to test my fortitude and read the comments. This was, sadly, one of them. The anger is going to linger.

[kendare_blake]

I don't have the stomach for that shit. That small snippet from you was more than enough.

Humans. Blech. They run a distant second to a cranky cat and a cheese sandwich.

On a happier front, one chapter into THE DROWNING GIRL and you have once again, rocked my socks. I wasn't sure how much I would warm to IMP, after loving Sarah's hard-edged Red Tree voice. But it's amazing. I'm trying to pace myself and not devour it all in a few sittings.

Thank you!

[fornikate]

fucking idiots.

[opalblack]

Oh. My. God.

I just went through the whole Hunger Games fan!race!fail, going back to the Racialicious article from November last year. I've never read the book, I only even really heard of it recently because of the movie coming out so all the nerds are a-squee and such. So, as to whether the casting is accurate to the book, I am not in that argument. But the fact that these people seemingly can't empathise outside their own race, that suddenly the fate of this girl doesn't touch them any more because of her skintone, it makes me feel ill.

No wonder everything is fucked.