[1438] warning signs

"warning signs" January 15th, 2016 [1438]

Panel 1:
Kimiko:
<Calm down, she's going to be fine.>
Kimiko:
<Piro-san will call me when she wakes up.>
Kimiko:
<He said he will.>
Panel 2:
Kimiko:
<Uwehh... I can't believe I did this to her.>
Panel 3:
Kimiko:
<Excuse me, I'm looking for room 4232, patient named Largo->
Nurse:
<Ah! Yes, that one.>
Panel 4:
Nurse:
<Down this hall, it's the room with all the barriers and warning signs. You can't miss it.>
Also shown:
Kimiko, Yakugashi
Panel 5:
Kimiko:
<Komugiko-san??>
Also shown:
Yakugashi
Panel 6:
Yakugashi:
<Aehh?>
Panel 7:
Kimiko:
<Oh! I'm sorry! I thought you were->
Yakugashi:
<Mom.>
Panel 8:
Yakugashi:
<You're here to see Mom.>
Panel 9:
Kimiko:
<Mom?>
Yakugashi:
<Yes, this way.>
Kimiko:
<Ah... okay.>
Kimiko:
<Two tails?>

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< Piro >

"Sad Girl in Snow Blanket V2"

Sunday - October 18, 2015

Pre-order is up for the new Sad Girl in Snow blanket! Pre-orders will be taken till November 20th. I'm starting pre-orders early so that there is a chance I can get these shipped out in time for Christmas (given a 4-5 week production schedule, I can't guarantee that unfortunately)

Also, please note that the photo on the order page is not a photo of the actual blanket, I will have a sample blanket probably by the end of next week. Also note, this is NOT a fleece blanket like the old SGIS blanket (I can't make those anymore) but a 100% cotton afghan throw just like the Komugiko blanket we offered last year. Pre-order time is limited, so be sure to order yours if you want one.

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< Chemiclord >

"The Fire Fox has Arrived!"

Sunday - September 20, 2015

[Chemiclord] - 09:27:47 - [link here]

Volume 3 of the MegaTokyo: Endgames series is available for sale!

Yeah, the launch of the third book has been a bit wonky this time around. Which is kinda irritating considering how smooth Dire Water launched. But, I suppose if the release date has to be borked, it's far better for it to be early than it is to be late.

In the first two books, I try some different story-telling methods (Tower of Kartage_was meant to read a bit like a slice-of-life journal, while Dire Water_was more my "natural" style), and for Fire Fox, I again dip into a slightly different storytelling method. It really is more like nine short stories that connect to one general narrative arc rather than a single story line.

But honestly, to me, it feels like the best one yet in terms of strength of the tales themselves. Sunay's life really works well in this way, as her adventures are more spread out over the years, as well as allowing readers to see how the world changes over the years.

As always, for those who want the paperback or Kindle versions, follow this link!

But don't worry, Nook users, there's love for you as well when you click here!