A Time Sex Thing!
In response to this Language Log post, my best friend John sends along this wacky revamped movie poster:

As he put it "A google image search for 'pulp sci-fi novel' turns up some great material for this title."
Indeed.
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In response to this Language Log post, my best friend John sends along this wacky revamped movie poster:

An excerpt from my drawn Comixpedia article along with some quotes from your's truly appear in the new book Character Design for Graphic Novels, written by Steven Withrow and Alexander Danner.

Labels: friends
As I mentioned in a previous post, I'm going to be speaking next week at the Popular Cultural Association National Conference here in Boston next week. If you're interested in attending, I recommend checking out their site. I'll be presenting once again about my work on visual language grammar.
Labels: friends, linguistics, school, speaking
Back in like February of this year when I was living in Chicago, I went out to mail a package at the local UPS store. I happened to be mailing one of my Meditations books and the guy behind the counter, Chuck, started querying me about my interest in comics. It turned out that he had graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in sequential art! So, naturally we hit it off great, and he was one of the people I wish I spent more time with while I was back there.
Well, it seems that nothing brings together comics-folk like a good long Scott McCloud lecture. Scott gave his lecture at MIT tonight to a packed house to promote his latest book Making Comics (which I just finished reading... review coming soon).

So, I successfully returned from my trip to Boston, having found a place to live, which is good, because then I don't have to start school living out of a U-Haul. On this trip I was given an amazing welcome tour by Comixpedia's very own Kelly Cooper. First Alexander Danner, now Kelly... Boston is having a great showing by webcomics writers! It bodes well I think, since they can recruit subjects for my mad experiments for me.
So, I arrived safely (and exhaustedly) back from Boston tonight after an enjoyable and draining trip. Don't want to jinx anything, so more details coming soon hopefully.