A while back me and my friend over at Ragdoll Comics postulated a possible illustrated edition of Dreamhunter. After working out the kinks of how it would work, I am proud to say the illustrated chapters are now available. 😀 They will be posted on a monthly basis and each for $0.99 till the book is complete.
If you can’t wait? The full, non-illustrated version is available as well. 🙂
I hope you enjoy it! 😀
In my adventures around the interwebs, I stumbled across this from MisfitLibrarian’s blog.
Via Fat Mum Slim
I was pondering a photo a day thing (mostly as an excuse to use my fancy camera) and figured it was fate that I saw this. 🙂 I also caved into peer pressure and got Instagram.
So, this month should be interesting. 😉
 
I am a very eclectic reader (as you can see by my Shelfari account). If the concept interests me in the slightest, I’ll give the book a try. Right now, I’m reading You Make Me Wanna. As a Black woman, I like reading stories about other Black women when they aren’t street lit and the bonus is they are lesbian characters who are not stereotypes. It’s a cute story and I’m enjoying it.
So, I’m sitting and reading and two women are having this wordless conversation with their eyes, gesturing between each other and myself, and the cover of my book. Bear in mind, what I have is a library copy with this huge interloan sticker on the front so most of the cover image is obscured. You can still get the gist apparently.
Nobody batted an eye when I was pouring through those bodice ripper romance romance novels, or the giant epic fantasy series, or the gay pirate books (no provocative cover there) but all of a sudden a picture of a woman feeding another woman a strawberry is a big fat fucking deal.
So, when you see someone reading, do you judge them by what is on the cover?