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About me: I run the Poopsheet Foundation where our intention is to be a central meeting place for mini-comics publishers, artists, writers, readers and collectors.
The Poopsheet Shop specializes in mini-comics, art zines and other self-published items of curiosity. I've been involved in the mini-comics scene for over 20 years and Poopsheet has been around, in one form or another, since 1993.
Hey y'all, been a while since I've been in the area, hope all are well. I'm sure most of you are aware of Wikipedia, but I want to give a heads up on Wikinfo, which is significantly different, an online encyclopedia with a much more open policy.
With this policy in mind, the following list has great possibilities for expansion:
And, of course, the Minicomic Co-Op entry written with Steve Keeter some time back, which can now be explanded and updated, if anyone is interested in doing this -
"He Bought Me a Soda and He Triued to Molest Me in a Parking Lot!"
Volume 2!
Last year the first volume of this "collection of illustrations inspired by lyrics from those songs that get stuck in your head all day" was a great success and people had a lot of fun interpreting their favourite lyrics!
You can download the first volume as a free pdf here:
http://www.soundofdrowning.com/soda1.html
So the time seemed ripe for a Volume 2!
The specs are the same; artwork should be A5 300 dpi. As well as a limited edition artbook of the project there will also be another free pdf of the book, which has been downloaded by a good thousand people so far.
So give vent to those earworms and get sending those submissions to the contact details on this page:
http://www.soundofdrowning.com/Contact.html
I'm really looking forward to seeing this years entries!
Co-written with Laura O and inspired by, but taking a far darker turn on, those Choose Your Own Adventure kids books from the 80's... Click Here for more!
