PTSD-itis… or There and not quite back again.
Today I’m doing exactly what I swore not to do anymore – (a) indulging in a spot more navel gazing and (b) admitting to a weakness of character I’d prefer […]
Category Archives: 1940s
15 Years in Japan, the Bullet Gal novel is Here, and a few Influences
Today marks my fifteenth year in Japan; the Tokyo anniversary is tomorrow, as I initially arrived in Osaka and stayed overnight there. Who would’ve figured this on July 26, 2001, […]
Is There Really An Aussie Indie Comics Explosion? + Bullet Gal reviews & op-eds + Kindle discount
So tomorrow night (Friday 22 July) there’s a panel on at San Diego Comic Con presented by some mates of mine from Australia. It deals with the apparent renaissance right […]
Onna Bugeisha, Bullet Gal, Magpie, Crash & Black Sails, Disco Inferno
This week, I started work on a new comic book series named Onna Bugeisha, which is in fact based on one of the core-members of super hero team the Fenders in […]
Book & comic promo trailers, articles, plus reviews
I’m feeling much more chin-up, or chipper, or whatever sounds buzzier than the last entry I made here, and I put that down to feedback and advice from mates and […]
Magpie Ep. 2, Bullet Gal redux, reviews, guff, and novel #6 about to be published
May’s kicked itself into fair gear (already!), and there’re several things afoot over the coming 4 weeks. Rather than waffle on and bore senseless any prospective readership here (which I’m […]
Novel #7 finished, Pigtails award, and extra-added reviews
It’s been the month of Bullet Gal for me at this end. This week I wrapped the novelization of the yarn, which takes place just after Depth Charging Ice Planet […]
