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Lots of my minicomics and other Kekionga stories are now available to read online. Just click on "READ A COMIC!" right above this message.want to read a Kekionga story right here on the blog?
This blog is full of illustrated fiction set in Kekionga and featuring the same cast of characters you find in the comics. Click on "Kekionga FICTION!" above to find a table of contents and links to all the stories.looking for something? just type and click:
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Tag Archives: recommended
great titles from an unusual source
Need to lighten your day? Maybe with the possibility of being enlightened as well? Are you interested in the whole complex (and frustrating) creative issue of titling? Have you ever agonized over a title for something you’ve created? Or wondered … Continue reading
Posted in comics and cartooning, writing
Tagged internet, recommended, the creative process, writing
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series finale: person of interest
Person of Interest has been one of my favorite TV shows since the first episode. It started out as a “procedural with a difference”, a high concept series of tales of a mysterious “Machine”, a computer that spits out the … Continue reading
weekend reading: indiana is weird
Having lived in here for the last 32 or 33 years, I am already well aware that Indiana is weird. Politically, socially, culturally– Indiana is a strange state, particularly compared to the rest of the US Midwest. But I never … Continue reading
dire action corgi!
The electrifying combination of a new computer and new photo management software* means a chance to look at some of the photographs that have been accumulating around the studio over the last few months. So here’s a shot of the … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged around the studio, dogs, gadgets and technology, photography, recommended
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a work day recommendation
Work work work. Ink cough ink cough repeat. It’s the perfect day for podcasts, especially non fiction ones. My current favorite is 99 Percent Invisible, which is about design. When you think about it, that’s a pretty wide subject. Over … Continue reading
“a camel for christmas”
I wish I’d written the title of this post, but I didn’t. It’s actually the title of today’s post on one of my favorite blogs, Twilight Beasts. This blog is dedicated to the wonderful animals of the Pleistocene, and … Continue reading
reviews in general: craig ferguson on stage
Craig Ferguson, Star Plaza Theater, Merrillville Indiana, 5/29/15 Fans of the late, lamented, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson may want to catch a glimpse of the great comic on stage as his latest tour “Hot and Grumpy: Walking the … Continue reading
at the movies: mad max: fury road
I confess that I was never a huge fan of Mad Max. I know I saw the first one ( it had young Mel Gibson and a blue heeler), and I vaguely remember at least bits of the one with Tina … Continue reading
why my photographs are bad
Want to read a good book about photography? For free? On the internet? At no cost to you? Then check out Why My Photographs are Bad by Charles M Taylor here on Google Books. This book has the best title … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture
Tagged gadgets and technology, history and culture, photography, recommended
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let’s watch tv: babylon 5
At this festive time of year it’s fair to assume that most of our readers will have a bit more spare time than usual over the next week or two. Furthermore, more than a few of you will get those … Continue reading
a cartoonist in Kekionga 