On certain days, when I pass by a trash can full of rotten fruit and children's vomit, I get a very strong sense memory of being inside Jambalaya Jim's
This storyline started with Part 1.
Links to thinks you can read and/or watch!
First is an advance review of my upcoming book Beards of our Forefathers, which a lucky contest winner will receive the very first copy of.
Second is a trailer for the film that my friend Mike Mohan is making; I didn’t edit this trailer, but I am quite looking forward to the film!
One Too Many Mornings – Trailer #1 from You Can Awesome on Vimeo.
So I have a Twitter now. So far I’ve only used it for cracking wise and occasionally complaining about junk, but as far as I can tell that’s what it’s for, so there you go. Over time I’ll probably start making special announcements via Twitter, about things like bonus comics or limited edition merch, so if you’re interested in that then it’d probably be wise to tune in…but for the moment it’s mainly cracking wise and complaining.
Also, I’ve had this link hanging out in a browser tab for far too long; time to post it! Just goes to show what you can accomplish with free time.
I was informed by Marksman Owen J. this week that my “Why Study?” downloadable educational poster for schools could, with a slight modification, reach an even wider audience with my message of ‘alternative productivity’:
Click to download a print-res version.
I was on the UCLA campus yesterday, and everybody was just bustling about hither and yon, all wrapped up in the end of the semester. It got me thinking…what if there were something I could do to make their burdens seem a little lighter, to make each weary day a little brighter? But, it seems, there is:
I’m on a plane to Seattle tomorrow (for the Emerald City Comic Con this weekend! See you there!) so I won’t have a chance to paper any campuses with these flyers. But you certainly can! Here’s an 8.5″ x 11″ flyer for you to print out, make many copies of, and display, if you wish, on your campus! Bringing joy to your fellow suffering students can be your good deed for the term — I’d award you extra credit if I could. (Remember to snip the pull-off tabs with scissors in the grand guitar-lessons-flyer tradition!)
you can also send me pictures or put them on facebook if you like
Here’s the Perry Bible Fellowship‘s Nick Gurewitch answering questions at the Stumptown Comics Fest:
and here’s some delightful backstory:
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