And there you go. But wait! There's more! Over the past year I've done a lot of work on a fanfiction combining the work of a certain spasmodic artist named Vasquez and the odd genius of the webcomic "Zebra Girl." What I've come up with is a meandering tale of knives and madness, which can be viewed in full on the Zebra Girl website. After my first few eager chapter submissions, something extraordinary happened: The artist and writer of Zebra Girl, Mr. Joe England, decided to reciprocate the effort I had spent on the story, and crafted some truly masterful pictures to go with the narrative. For this I am eternally grateful to him. The drawi

I wait patiently for class to be over so I can go to work. Hopefully I will be able to continue my little saga. I've recieved positive reviews on the newest completed work I've done, "Turn to Page Four." Unfortunately my new "editor" isn't working till Thursday. I should really get her email or something. Oh, there is one issue I wanted to address before I go any further with this. I know my subject matter is ridiculous. I'm fully aware of that. All I can say is, I know worse stuff that sells far better than my stuff ever would. Probably because it's better marketed. I don't plan to sell or publish a lot of the stuff I'm working on. I'm ru

And it was awesome. So here's the story. Recently I've been fiddling with a long-running story idea, and after many test runs in my Creative Fiction notebook, I decided to give it a real try. Stuck at work with nothing to do, no connection to the Internet, and a perfectly functional word processor, I proceeded to do the unthinkable: I wrote a story. And not just any story. A story I actually liked, and put work into. I knew it had faults, but reading it on the subway on the way home I was shocked to find out that this was better than my previous works. For one, it had an ending. Two, monster girls are shmexy. But I digress. So I came bac