Tag: Demonic Café
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Demonic Cafe Book 5 Returns to Amazon
After two years of being unavailable, the fifth book of Demonic Cafe is now back in the Amazon store. I thought I would take this time to go into what happened with this book, which may be of interest to some readers; if you’re not interested, I won’t be offended:). A few years back, I…
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Book 5? What Book 5?
I have deleted Demonic Cafe Book Five, Always A Golem, Never a Bride from Amazon. I initially said I wasn’t going to do this and just learn to live with it the way it is, but I realized I couldn’t do that. The book got a 1-star rating on Amazon, which is not in and…
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I drew something kind of cool
I haven’t been spending much time drawing because I’m bummed out that I lost the muscle memory for it that I used to have years ago, when I drew every day. It finally hit me the other day that “Having not drawn makes me sad, so I will continue to not draw,” was not a…
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El Problem con la Magia Negra
I’m late to be posting about this, since it’s actually been available for a little while already, but the first book of Demonic Café is now available in Spanish. I’d like to get the word out on this so that the translator will get some more compensation, because she’s the one who did all the…
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Cassie and a Friend
This is the art for the first cover of Random Acts of Sorcery, back when the series had a different name. I should have gotten professional covers much earlier than I did (my biggest mistake in publishing, really) but I still have a lot of fondness for this image. I think the colors look really…
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Aeka in Repose
Back in the olden days, when dinosaurs walked the earth and I drew comics, Aeka (short for Agnieska) was actually the main female character. Now she’s still important but her role is quite different. But because she was a main character for so long, I have like a zillion drawings of her in all different…
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Sam and Cassie Meet
Back a million or so years ago, when I was drawing a comic with proto-versions of these characters, Cassie and Sam had a very different dynamic. Here she’s just asked Dwight what would happen if she just didn’t wear her apron at work that day, and Sam sneaks up behind her and says “It would…
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