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Reading Kids’ Stuff at Storybook Confidential - Monday, September 16
If you’ve ever wanted to see me read some of my childhood writing, next Monday is your chance. Alongside other local Toronto authors (for both adults and children), I’ll be reading some of pre-adult writing at an event called Storybook Confidential, a fundraiser for Toronto’s Small Print literary series.
Small Print Toronto is a non-profit organization, run by [...]
Posted in books, Dial M for Morna, Events, reading
Also tagged Ania Szabo, Bellwoods Trinity, Chris Wilkie, Claire Caldwell, Clayton Hanmer, Cybèle Young, Damian Rogers, Frank Viva, Grace O'Connell, Hamutal Dotan, Hilary Leung, James Grainger, Jessica Westhead, Kalpna Patel, Kate Minsky, kevin sylvester, Kyle Buckley, Liz Worth, Matt James, Nathan Whitlock, small print toronto, Stacey May Fowles, Steven Beattie, storybook confidential, type books, Walker Ballantyne-Hill
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Never-completed yet racy calendar sketches of male superheroes
The past two years, as preparation for my illustrations of Natalie Zina Walschots’s most triumphant poetry collection, DOOM: Love Poems for Supervillains, I designed Male Supervillain Erotica Calendars. For 2013, I intended to design the counterpart, a calendar of Male Superhero Erotica. I failed to complete anything in time, but I figured I’d post some [...]
Posted in comics, DOOM, pencils, Uncategorized
Also tagged archie andrews, batman, cyclops, doom, Green Arrow, iron fist, male superhero erotica, male supervillain erotica, mister miracle, power man, reggie mantle, spider-man, wolverine
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The Death of Geek Love
I’ve returned from The Hammer, where the gritLIT Festival treated me like a veritable king! Or a veritable Judy Blume! My gritLIT Festival events were amazing and the staff and volunteers were the best. I talked to about eighty students from three different classes at the Hamilton Public Library, during which I gave a short [...]
Posted in books, Dead Kid Detective Agency, DOOM, Geek Love, music, reading
Also tagged Dani Couture, emma woolley, Grace O'Connell, hamilton, judy blume, magnetic fields, t&t supermarket
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