Sir David Wilkie, John Opie, 1805.
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Detail from page 294 of Family Man.
Huh. Getting pretty close to 300 pages, aren’t we! That’s wild.
Tonight! I’ll be at TFAW Portland at 7pm, doing a Ladies Night Q&A with my lovely colleagues Leia Weathington, Rachel Edidin, and Joelle Jones! RSVP and get details here.
Detail from page 293 of Family Man.
Horrible Histories Charles Dickens Song (by itsmattymattymatty) —The history of Dickens’ career as “This Charming Man.” Must be heard to be believed.
Darn It
Detail from page 292 of Family Man.
The Yawhg, a game by the amazing Emily Carroll and the mostly-alright Damian Sommer just came out today; it’s a multiplayer co-operative story game about a community preparing for a disaster, with a story that ends up being uniquely different every time.
It’s without question the most interesting narrative game I’ve played in the last year and costs $10. If you’re interested in games that tell stories, I cannot recommend The Yawhg highly enough. I really liked it a ton, and if you’re into the stuff I make, I think you probably will too.
Yay Emily! Yay games!
(The excuse I’ve been looking for to dual boot my mac…)
Drawing of a teenaged Ariana from my comic, Family Man.
I’m working on a short story about the worst thing she’s ever done, and how she ended up running the library as a result. I’d probably use it as a backup story in the second print volume.
Detail from page 291 of Family Man.
