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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with some Dead Kids
To preview the second book in the Dead Kid Detective Agency series, the fine cast of characters at ECW Press, have produced a series of four dazzling Valentine’s Day cards featuring October and the Dead Kids.
If you’ll be at the OLA Super Conference (see the previous post), you can pick up the cards there. And [...]
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Tagged cards, ola super conference, Valentine's Day
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At the OLA Super Conference: January 31 & February 1
This coming week, the Ontario Library Association’s Super Conference 2013 hits Toronto’s Metro Convention Centre (255 Front Street West), and this year, I’ll be there as an author! The Ontario Library Association is Canada’s largest library organization and OLA’s Super Conference is Canada’s largest education event in librarianship. The conference includes a trade show, countless [...]
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Tagged follett, forest of reading, kevin sylvester, ontario library association, silver birch, whitehots
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Keep The Cultural Gutter going!
Friends of mine over at the extremely cool website, The Cultural Gutter, are running an Indiegogo campaign to keep the site going, and you can help out. If you do, you will receive one of many perks, which include prints of my Supervillain Erotica illustrations.
From the Gutter-A-Go-G0 site:
The Cultural Gutter is a website dedicated to [...]
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Tagged Cultural Gutter, Fewdio, Indiegogo, Jim Munroe, Nightmare House, Shannon Gerard
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Show Your Love with Supervillains!
Just in time for Valentine’s Day: Supervillain Erotica Valentine’s Day Cards!
A while back, I drew a series of supervillain erotica illustrations for a poetry manuscript by the very talented Natalie Zina Walschots. Those illustrations subsequently became a hott 2011 calendar and, now, a series of inappropriate Valentine’s Day Cards.
Looking for the perfect way to tell [...]
