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Oriol Angrill Jordà

Creepy. But in a really creepy way.

Don’t know who Rob Hawkins is, but he takes a mean photograph of a moss-covered car.

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Michael Sowa

The Easter Bunny is now officially scarier than Jesus.

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Twin Peaks

I was wondering what happened to Agent Cooper.

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Of mice and men

I knew it.

Some moss. Could be the most boring photograph ever, but I like it.

I took it in Grasmere a few years ago.

Pop Gun War by Farel Dalrymple. A fine comic book. I wish it had gone on forever.

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Dead at 73, Moebius

R.I.P. Moebius.

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• Day One: Hang around house all day writing bits of useless information on bits of paper.
• Day Two: Decide lack of inspiration due to too much isolation and non-fraternisation. Go to pub. Have drinks.
• Day Three: Get up and go to pub. Hold on in there a style is on its way. Through sheer boredom and drunkenness, talk to people in pub.
• Day Four: By now people in the pub should be continually getting on your nerves. Write things about them on backs of beer mats.
• Day Five: Go to pub. This is where true penmanship stamina comes into its own as by now guilt, drunkenness, the people in the pub and the fact you’re one of them should combine to enable you to write out of sheer vexation.
• Day Six: If possible, stay home. And write. If not, go to pub.

Mark E. Smith Guide to Writing Guide

comicbookcovers:

Moonshadow #12, February 1987, cover by Jon J. Muth

Moonshadow, has it really been that long? You haven’t aged a day.

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Someone like you

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“We think we understand the rules when we become adults but what we really experience is a narrowing of the imagination.” — David Lynch