Sandusky Review No. 2: “Sleeping Aides and Razorblades.”
May 9th, 2008 | faked by gorjusThe second volume of the Sandusky Review, “Sleeping Aides and Razorblades,” is two intertwined stories set in Jackson, Mississippi. It tastes like ripped-knee bluejeans, punk rock, making out, getting your heart broken, Eudora Welty, the Jitney 14, and blowing all your tips at a dive bar before you can pay your rent.
In other words: life in the glorious South. Send it to your friends, rockers!! There are physical versions available, with alternate covers that I like a lot better than this one.
Sandusky Review No. 2 – Sleeping Aides and Razor Blades (1.9 megs).
The Sandusky Review vol. II is under a Creative Commons license.
This Week in the Comics I Bought
May 9th, 2008 | faked by Professor FuryFlashes: Iron Man, Politics
May 5th, 2008 | faked by Professor Fury“In the summer of 1935, something evil walked the fields of the Delta.”
May 1st, 2008 | faked by gorjusBah on blurry phone pix—but this lets me show you the illustrations to the latest Sandusky Review. complete with the cover. One panel isn’t quite done and I covered up the last one so as to conceal the ending.
“In Last Mine Heart Is Murder.”
April 28th, 2008 | faked by gorjusIt looks like the folks over at the official Emerson LaSalle blog, In Last Mine Heart Is Murder, got the site back up and running after a crash that destroyed all the posts last year. Jim and Marie are just great people, and without them many younger readers out there (myself included!) wouldn’t know much about the writer at all. Check it out!
Related:
Prof. Fury on Remembering Emerson LaSalle.
Gorjus on Never Again, Forever.
The Prof. on Modem Mama and the 400-Baud Bitch Brigade.
