It seems like telling fact from fiction is a game of chance anymore. Was it the governor or Iron Man who said 'Earth is closed today'? Nothing is really certain during this pandemic except for the uncertainty. Closures, quarantines, and stay-at-home orders have taken a toll on our communities, especially our creative communities. Arledge Comics … Continue reading Corona, Covid, and Staying Safe
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Arledge Comics acquires Strange Waters anthology from Haunted Cosmos Press
Arledge Comics acquires Strange Waters anthology from Haunted Cosmos Press Arledge Comics is pleased to announce their acquisition of Strange Waters, a queer fantasy comic, from Haunted Cosmos Press. The acquisition was finalized earlier this week, where the publisher hopes to restructure the volume and turn the previously failed anthology into a success. Strange Waters … Continue reading Arledge Comics acquires Strange Waters anthology from Haunted Cosmos Press
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Trial Run Update
Recruiting for "Trial Run," my first anthology, was an overwhelming success. I have some amazing artists working on this project and some super talented authors, too. Our team makeup is approximately 70/30 artists to writers - which surprised me quite a bit. So much progress has already been made. Most of the scripts have been … Continue reading Trial Run Update
Of Sharks and Frogs
A couple years ago, I had stumbled upon a meme which suggested that 90% of all sharks were actually hedgehogs in disguise. Writing "Shark Attack??" allowed me to take a much needed break from my usual diet of action-adventure and gave me the opportunity to try working with new artists. A huge part of … Continue reading Of Sharks and Frogs
Hitting a brick wall and somehow breaking through (or an update)
Sometimes - no matter what effort you put into something - you feel like you hit a brick wall. I've been working on Black gold for years - literal years now - and I grew frustrated with the project. At one point, it felt like nothing was going right. I just had to put it … Continue reading Hitting a brick wall and somehow breaking through (or an update)
Substituting one Ice Cream for Another
Everyone has to specialize in something. Specializing, however, can lead to one's work becoming stagnant. Since I started writing Black Gold a year ago, my wheelhouse - and slowly growing portfolio - has been filled with action-adventure pieces. I've dabbled a little in science fiction, and a bit in fantasy, but everything I've written thus … Continue reading Substituting one Ice Cream for Another
Into the Storm
I'm experiencing the oddest thing. I'm writing for myself. I know right? As I write this, drafts have been sent to clients, and I have nothing on my to-do list. Time for a Black Gold update! I've been working closely with Nunun in getting Black Gold: Prelude to a Storm produced. Our first issue is … Continue reading Into the Storm
This week’s Starbucks trip~
If I were the sort of writer that had space for dedications in his or her work, I would have a page dedicated wholly to Starbucks. Snobs from Seattle will tell you independent coffee shops are the way to go, but this girl runs on free refills of their cold brew coffee. Wait. You didn't … Continue reading This week’s Starbucks trip~
Melodie
I have come a long way in three months. A long way. In May, I was an aspiring comic book writer who had a single concept with no means to have it produced. Now, I've finished my first comic script contract. It started when a member of deviantART contacted me, wanting a story commissioned that … Continue reading Melodie