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Poor Magikarp, filled such impotent rage...
PS: This comic is available as a poster!
Finally, a new Rock, Paper, Cynic song is available! This one is called "Trail of Breadcrumbs" and you can watch it on YouTube as an acoustic performance.
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Okay, so I'm going to be appearing at Vancouver Comic Con on Sunday, January 15th, and it is going to be wicked fun. Also appearing there are the super-talented Albert Art and Gurukitty Studios (who I've had the pleasure of convention-ing with before), as well as a gaggle of other seriously awesome people.
There's a newly revamped "about the author" page that you can read here! Also, today marks the beginning of "You're Not So Great", a children's poem by Charles Darwin. You can read it to your kids so they'll understand that they're not really special or anything.
When I was at Montreal Comic Con I did a fun interview with a bright comic book reviewer named Larry Gent. You can read it here!
What the Wild Things Read, a for-charity comic book anthology I co-edited with Jay Paulin of Ink'd Well Comics is going to be launching at Hal-con 2011. The collection features work from 16 eastern Canadian writers and artists, and all proceeds from sales of books and posters will go to Free the Children. You'll be able to buy hard copies of the collection at Hal-con, where there will also be a launch event you can attend. Afterward the collection will also be available online too! I have a five-page Little Worlds-related graphic poem in the collection. Some of you may have seen a partial draft of it posted to the site earlier. Anyway, soon you'll be able to see it in its complete form!
I've got a new poem about Kandinsky and math out in the latest issue of On Spec (this awesome Canadian speculative fiction magazine) if you want to check it out and support a small press lit mag!
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