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Fight! Fight! Fight!
Jan09
Hello! Working on getting my schedule back on track. Thank you for bearing with me. Another thing I’m working on is putting out the first Muddlers Beat collection. Watch this space for information on the upcoming Kickstarter!
“Friendsgiving”
Nov14
on November 14, 2015
at 11:31 pm
Chapter: Thanksgiving is for Friends
Location: Krys and Ken's kitchen
My husband and I have been hosting Thanksgiving for most of the past 22 years, mostly for friends (though my mother often comes, and last year, unusually, was mostly family). So I’ve never though the term “friendsgiving” was necessary… but I accept […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
OMG OMG OMG THIS WEEKEND IS SPX Come to Maryland and find me at table D7A. I’m also compiling a list of all LGBTQ cartoonists and cartoonists whose comics have significant LGBTQ content… the full list will be up REAL […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Beautiful
Jun09
on June 9, 2015
at 11:59 am
Chapter: Just So You Know
Location: Krys and Ken's living room, The Muddler—a bar
Thank you to everyone who came out to CAKE last weekend! You made it amazing. Will I see you this Saturday at Flame Con? I’ll be at table 2 with Jay Fuller, next to Chad Sell.
After I came out in college, I pretty quickly decided I didn’t want to date anyone who had just come out… I didn’t want to be anyone’s first anymore. Hey Chicago Chicago Chicago! This weekend is CAKE, the Chicago Alternative […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Reaching Out
May27
Hi folks! Hard to believe it’s almost June but WOW, it’s almost June. That means the weekend after next—June 6-7—it’s time for CAKE, an awesome free indie comics show in Chicago. I’ll be tabling with the super-talented Chad Sell. To […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hey, just a reminder that I’ll be at CAKE in Chicago June 6-7 and I’ll be at FLAME CON in Brooklyn on June 13. You should… you should come to both, OK?
Some of you will note that Ken’s explanation to Krys is not the preferred language for describing a trans person—for example, instead of “born a girl”, it’s preferable to say “assigned female at birth”. Ken knows this, but he’s focused […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’ve learned a lot about trans people by listening to their stories, and letting them speak for themselves. Two great comics you can read on this subject are Joey Alison Sayers’ Just So You Know (#1 and #2) and Dylan […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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