Whew!

It’s already been a couple weekends, but I’m still exhausted. In a good way, though!

Being a bit of a hermit in my own home, going out to interact with hundreds to thousands of people isn’t generally my cup of tea, but sometimes you just gotta do it. Rose City Comic Con was an absolute blast, and something I hope to go to each and every year from here on out. Watch the video to see what I mean!

Some highlights from the weekend:

• May have a potential sponsorship with Wacom coming soon
• Met many more cool people and traded art for art
• Found out we were less than half a mile from Patrick Rothfuss the entire time
• Gave John Barrowman one of my Space Rocks shirts and we both yelled “Space Rocks!” together
• Michael Rooker gave me a signed picture of him as a zombie

And, of course, my butt touched David Tennant and he now has one of my shirts (though I didn’t get to see him wear it):

Anywho, Rose City Comic Con was an overall success. I didn’t sell out by any means, but I did sell much more than I expected too. It definitely was more difficult to make an impression, with this being my biggest con to date, and the fact that there were so many larger competitors there. However, I’m super happy that I got all of the attention that I did, and even more so that the stories I write are making an impact on more and more people.

Hope you guys enjoy the video!

Until next time . . .

Stay Strange, Strangers!

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Plus, if that weren’t already cool enough (I’ve literally been screaming for weeks, now) then how about this:

How awesome is it to be appearing on the very same page as David Tennant himself?!

Doctor Who has always been one of my favorite TV shows and was also a big inspiration behind many of my stories. I actually got to meet Peter Capaldi as well, last year when I attended RCCC on a Pro Pass. Capaldi got a personally signed copy of my first published work (back when I only had one book), in the hopes that he would read it. He said that he would! But, I think I may have spent too long shaking his hand and weirded him out. (*rubs back of head in embarrassment*)

Peter Capaldi played probably my favorite incarnation of The Doctor, as I felt he encapsulated everything that The Doctor should be. But, David Tennant will always have a special place in my heart, as his goodbye in his last season with, “I don’t want to go,” absolutely broke that aforementioned heart.

Anyway, I think you can tell how excited I am, to say the least.

If you happen to make it to Rose City Comic Con, please make sure to come find me!

Until then . . .

Stay Strange, Strangers!

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