The big news as far as publications is concerned is that I’ve had a short story accepted into Volume 3 of the Dark Side of Purity, a zine of poetry and comics that’ll be distributed digitally to the 400+ backers of the Kickstarter. My story is called The To-Do of Hoodoo, and deals with much darker themes than I’ve ever dared write about in my fiction.
Over the weekend, myself, the rest of the Limit Break crowd, and my twin brother made our way to the convention centre for Dublin Comic Con. It’s only the second such show in three years, so we’re still getting used to the idea of being around people. Returning to Comic Con properly after all this…
Any creative act takes time. Novels happen to take a lot of time, even just to get a first draft. That’s fine. When you’ve done it a couple of times, you expect to spend a large portion of your available time sitting at a keyboard, working away. NaNoWriMo just happens to require that you condense…
We have a whole bunch of news on the Down Below Kickstarter. Things are still full-steam ahead on the campaign. The social media marketing is almost entirely focused on the creators, with bios for teams posted one a day. We’re excited with how well the campaign is going. We have the final cover design to…
In previous posts, we’ve explored literal and emotional explosions, dire consequences and Cause & Effect, and I promised we’d explore that more as the expansion of the ‘Something Explodes’ card continues. When discussing Cause & Effect, and specifically when focusing on something so charged as an explosion, one question must be asked that, unfortunately, rings…
While Project Dark House is between comics at the moment, I decided to delve into the world via prose fiction. Masquerade is a weird story that looks at identity, because apparently existentialism is my brand when I’m writing these days. You can read the story as a free download from my Ko-fi.
After a weekend of not looking at the Internet, I found out on Monday that Limit Break Comics has been nominated for Best Publisher in the European Science Fiction Society Hall of Fame Awards! Nominees are selected by members from that country, which means the Irish nominators saw fit to put us forward! Check out…