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Upcoming Events

This Saturday, October 24, is PRETTY GOOD FEST! I’ll be on the 4th floor of the Chicago Athletic Association from 11am - 6pm selling comics, including a new minicomic version of “Lucky.”

AND! November 14 & 15 I’ll be in Brooklyn for BROOKL...

14 days ago
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NEW COMIC: “Lucky” at Mutha Magazine

I have a new short comic up at Mutha Magazine called “Lucky,” about the gratitude and dissonance and fear that comes with trying to build a beautiful life when all signs point to a darkening future. Please click here to read the whole thing...

2 months ago
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End of Summer Break Check In

First, some business:

Mark your calendars for upcoming festival & workshop dates:

  • Sunday September 27: Diary Comics Workshop at Artist Book House, 1pm - 4pm (and while you’re at it, check out other amazing workshops they have on t...
3 months ago
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“Star Projector” in Shenandoah

I’m very proud to have a short poem comic “Star Projector” (/excerpt from my ongoing big book) featured in the new issue of Shenandoah Literary Magazine. Thank you so much to the patient and generous editors for selecting and featuring this...

5 months ago
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Go Make Things

Our neighborhood elementary school has a ceramics studio, and for the third spring in a row I have attended open-to-school-families ceramics studio time on Saturday mornings. The space is opened by a parent ceramicist who does demos and tro...

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    Cartoonist, artist, mother x3. Texan in Chicago. Author of “In the Sounds and Seas,” “Particle/Wave,” “Burrow,” and “Slightly Plural.” Back at the drafting table after a few years at the changing table.

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