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Thanks to Aimee L. for letting me post this portrait of her character - Ling - that I've done recently! It was such a pleasure working on this one 😊

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Everything is fine here...

From “Love and Fury” by Aimee Lim and Sam Beck

Want more sinister women? Then back Wayward Sisters on Kickstarter!

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Thanks everyone for your pitches! We received over 200 stories and over 100 artists, and selecting stories was incredibly difficult. We’re thrilled at the enthusiastic response we’ve had so far, and we’re excited to share our list of contributors! The selected stories surprised us, moved us, or were just plain sweet and fun. We hope that you will be as excited as we are by the varied tones, the range of artistic styles, and the diverse voices in the collection.

The Alligator at the End of the World by H. Pueyo & Dante L.

Aswang by Lea Shepherd & Laura Neubert 

Bad Hair Day by Cassandra Khaw & C. Ann Gordon

Best Boo by Megan Kearney

Date Night by Allison Bannister & Ronnie Ritchie

Doilies and Demons by Michelle Gruppetta & Fleur Sciortino

The Insect by ZAVKA

Leon's Return by Zoe Maeve

Light Pollution by Lauren Dawson

Lost and Found by Saffron Aurora

Love and Fury by Aimee Lim & Sam Beck

Low Tide by M. Blankier & Helen Robinson

Miss Monster by Stephanie Cooke & Cara McGee

Moonless Sea by Casandra Grullon     

Newlyweds by Gillian Blekkenhorst

Nine to Five by Rachel Poulson

The Purrrfect Solution by Mandy James

Skin Deep by Elodie Chen

Solid Shadows by Rachel Simon & K. Guillory

Succubus by Xia Gordon

Tinseltown by Allison O'Toole & Emmanuelle Chateauneuf

Ugly Cinderwench and the Very Angry Ghost by Xaviere Daumarie

The Way Home by Lorena Torres Loaiza & Sabaa Bismil

The Wife's Shadow by Janice Liu

White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant by BC Holmes & Dee Williams

Zira and the Little Fire by Katie Shanahan

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Cool Cover Monday

Title & Author: The Spindle of Fate by Aimee Lim

What I Like: I like the colours, movement and flowers

Summary: 12 year old Evie Mei Huang never did like helping in her mom’s tailor shop. She hated helping to mend fraying clothes, how the measuring tape got all twisted up, and how pushy her mother’s clients were. Most of all, she hates that her mother is dead and isn’t here to help anymore.

But when the universe sends a life preserver, Evie knows to grab it. So yes, it’s weird when a talking monkey shows up and tells her that her plainspoken, hardworking tailor mother was actually the head of a Guild of magical weavers who can change the fate of a person with only a spool of thread. Very weird. But he also comes bearing news that her mother is trapped in Diyu, the Chinese underworld, and that only Evie can get her back. No pressure.

The important thing is that Evie’s mom isn’t dead. And if she’s got this one shot to bring her back and save her family, she’s got to take it.

Link: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/58884136-6297-4a8f-9951-18f2eeaf6074

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Review: Wayward Sisters: An Anthology of Monstrous Women

Wayward Sisters: An Anthology of Monstrous Women shows a lot of care in this anthology of short stories that pack a punch #comics @torontocomix review by @madpierrot

Many have felt awkward as they grow into themselves and the pressure, from person experience, can be even higher when you’re visibly femme in any way. Wayward Sister: An Anthology of Monstrous Women seeks to capture that awkwardness and make it a source of power. After an incredibly successful Kickstarter by TO Comix Press, Wayward Sisters is available for pre-order now. As this is an anthology…

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