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Work has continued to be ... oh, I dunno, challenging? Heavy? Hard? No, not really hard (other than the stuff I wrote about last time). Just heavy, I guess. I'm looking forward to taking a week and a half off in November.

Other than that, this and that. We're working on the next issue of Chunga. Mostly waiting for solicited artwork at this point, ( Read more... )

We've already started working on issue 23, as well as issue 22, so it's hard to remember which number is actually the one we just turned in, but yes, it's #21. Chunga is now old enough to drink in the US (in fanzine years), but quite honestly it's had fake ID since it was 16.

The PDF of Chunga 20 is now available on efanzines.com.


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Well, almost. We stuffed envelopes yesterday.

We're planning to publish the next issue of Chunga for Corflu in April, so if you've been composing a LOC in your head for the past couple of months, it's now time to write it down and send it in.

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The year has gotten off to a good start with the University of Oregon's first Rose Bowl victory since 1917. Take that, Cubs fans! I watched the game with Andy and Carrie, who were rooting for Wisconsin, but I think Chunga has survived the conflict.

Oh yeah, and I'm really happy with the new issue of Chunga too. It is dispersing into the world ( Read more... )

It's finally at the printer, so we will, in fact, pub our ish before the new year.

Yesterday was largely spent working on Chunga. We're getting very close to going to press. The three of us met yesterday to wrangle out the last decisions. Now it's just a matter of attending to details (proofreading, wee bits of text, scanning book covers, etc) and finalizing the design ( Read more... )