Did up a little Demotivator-style poster for the hell of it. Having Vex Harrow on one of these is always fun and so far people seem to really like it.
Pass it around.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
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A Mill Avenue Vexations comic book written by Kyt Dotson, illustrated by Sanjana Baijnath. (Publishing website went out of buisness -- been looking for a new one.)
Fantasy author Kyt Dotson's slice-of-life mirror-blog to Over the Hills Authorspace, designed instead to be the shimmering surface underneath the veneer and sparkle of the high-life, where the pixies and goblins are equal partners in mischief.
Mill Avenue Vexations
Burning rubber where angels fear to tread.
"The Deal" by Kyt Dotson
A Mill Avenue Vexations comic book written by Kyt Dotson, illustrated by Sanjana Baijnath. (Publishing website went out of buisness -- been looking for a new one.)
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- Kyt Dotson
- I am a video gaming journalist by day and an MMO anthropologist by night. The idea of massively multiplayer games fascinates me and I have a love for culture and people -- you will often find me surrounded by those strange virtual facsimiles of humanity often and I will probably you about why you chose that hairstyle.
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2 comments:
Just read Mill Avenue Vexations online - feel like someone reading a Dickens serialization and realizing I'll have to wait who knows how long for the next installment.
In chapter nine there is a paragraph about the Brick Yard where it says: "Borders had moved into its bowls."
Also, in the phrase "she liked to spend time pouring over books," I'm curious what she pours over them. Hmm, considering it's in bowls I guess it must be milk - I prefer mine crunchy, but tastes differ...
:)
Honest, I wasn't looking for typos, but those struck me because I too enjoy browsing through bookstore bowels for periodicols to pore over.
Sorry, lack of sleep may be getting to me a bit.
Anyway, just thought I'd let you know. I'm certainly looking forward to further installments.
Eep! How embarrassing! >.<
But good to know about. I will get those fixed in manuscript and on the web as soon as I can, thanks alpinebob.
I don't mind people discovering typos... I find typos in published books! (This last one had about five of them.) Here I only have one underpaid copy-editor to help me out -- people who are published by Tor should do better than I am.
So thank thee, truthfully. I am grateful for the help and I am equally grateful for having another reader!
Volumes 9 and 10 are already written. 11 and 12 are in development and one tribute is also written. So come next "season" there will be no less than five volumes for people to pore over.
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