another episode of my confusing webcomic is up.

Dave Malki! has posted a link to an hour-long vid of one of his “True Tales from Old Books” presentations - apart from the Beard Movement, ballooning, and a deeply weird, probably satirical children’s book, it also looks at recipes for invalids - beef tea I’d heard of, and to a lesser extent milk punch, but now I also know how to make toast water ( Read more... )

Figure I should work things out here before I write Paul at futurismic.com; I don’t want him to think this is because of the negative feedback I’ve been getting from his readers - I think I’ve hit the “when you start to hate your novel” stage mentioned in a recent Futurismic article. In part one, I always had a clear story spine to follow - part ( Read more... )

Latest webcomic episode is up: http://futurismic.com/

After a couple of weeks off, I'm back to work on the webcomic, sending off the latest ep this morning. The story had (to my mind) been treading water for a time, but I'm hoping it's starting to build up another head of steam, with evidence popping up for at least two (separate?) nefarious goings-on ( Read more... )

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The new webcomic is up.

I realized last night that since I don't really know what Angola will look like in 25 years, I'm more or less drawing it to look like Kensington Market in Toronto. No idea if that's a good or a bad thing.

Personal Information Part II, episode 1, is now up.

Personal Information is back - look for the new episode on http://futurismic.com tomorrow. The story picks up three months after Part I ended, with Ginny in her second trimester; she and Viv are living on the mainland until they can adopt Michel, the Angolan government having accepted him as an ( Read more... )