Monthly Archives: October 2011
Strip-Teased
So I had a few pieces of news from my adventures in the comic strip world that I thought were worth passing along: For starters, check out THE CAPE #2, which was released yesterday and already has a 9-out-of-10 rating from IGN in a review lovingly titled, “You’ll Believe A Douche Can Fly.” It also snagged 4 [...]
Highlights of the Month
This is a bit random, I s’pose, but I thought I’d post a few things I’ve underlined in my reading over the past month. In no particular order: “Some people dote on contemplating disasters.” – THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE, William Gibson & Bruce Sterling. “This town was a body bank; the adults were the current account [...]
Join the Club
The Atlantic Monthly hosts a Twitter-centered book club called 1Book140 and decided they wanted to read something skeeery for October. They put it to a poll and HEART-SHAPED BOX won out, an occurrence I would generally describe as pretty cool. There was a splash of controversy; after I mentioned that HEART-SHAPED BOX was in the [...]