Hello!
I've started doing a canine comic for a digital dog magazine by Nomad Editions .
It's not out yet, but in the meantime I asked a group of middle schoolers what I should name my new comic.
Here are their ideas:
One Dog Too Many
Four Legged Masterpieces
A Dog's Bark
Barked Up The Wrong Tree
Dog Days
In the Eyes of a Dog
A Dog Goes To Space
It's a Dog Eat Dog World
Hot Dog
Dogs, Dogs, Dogs, So Many Dogs So Little Time
Man's Best Friend Or Not
Doggy Days
The World of Dogs
The Eastern Paw
The Way of the Paw
Tuesday Treats
The Reel World Of Dogs
The Reanimation
Man's Best Friend
Two-Paws-Up
Doggy Dish
It's a Dog Thing
I also received a verbal (true) story about a dog who got shot, was put in a dog morgue freezer, and who then wagged his tail & was actually alive.
If only I could make a different comic to go with each of their ideas!
I ended up going with something totally different,
and as of now the comic will be called Muttley Crew.
Here is a sketch of one that didn't make the cut:
In other news,
We didn't get beamed up to outer space yesterday during the Rapture!
Woo hoo! I did have a dream that I turned into crystally glass bits with the rest of the planet during the rapture and it felt GREAT.
I am in the last weeks of finishing my book (again), so forgive my poor penpalship, bloggership, friendship, etc.
Take care, Reader friends!
n.g.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Sunday, March 29, 2009
McClungs, Radar LAB, Sister Spit European Vacation

1. Born With a Tale
There is a Profile of me featured in the recent issue of McClungs, a Canadian Feminist Magazine
2. I was chosen for a Radar LAB Residency in Mexico this summer!
A huge honor, and actual sunlight!
RADAR Productions is a San Francisco-based non-profit that produces literary happenings around the Bay Area and beyond. Founded by queer writer and spoken word performer Michelle Tea, RADAR produces the monthly RADAR Reading Series at the San Francisco Public Library.
RADAR produces creative literary events each June as part of The National Queer Arts Festival (SF), and in 2009 will launch radarLAB, an annual writers' retreat for individuals in the process of completing a book.
3. This September, I'll be going on a European Sister Spit Tour with Michelle Tea, Rhiannon Argo, Cristy Road, and more!
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