Event Horizon Hardcovers Arrive

At long last, Event Horizon in print is here! All three covers look gorgeous in their own three moods: female heart, comic sci-fi, dripping “GoodStrange” graffiti canvas work. Here’s a look at the unboxing. Here’s a celebration of each cover in video form. It celebrates themes (black holes, human desire), subverting the idea that only…

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Community Copies Available: Zine100

Extending a humble resource to artists or community groups affected by the fires in LA. I have community copies available of the zine I Kickstarted a few years ago in collab with I LOVE MY HOOD and summary postcards by artist Patrick Lugo which offers guidance on being smart when accepting grants from outside organizations,…

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Some 2025

Some publications out this year, along with others available. More to come.

Publishers Weekly booklife Indie Spotlight

Event Horizon gets a spotlight in Publishers Weekly’s booklife December 2024 Indie Spotlight, books that “feature art and other visually compelling books, as well as uplifting and inspirational works.”

Like what you see? Nominate Us! Event Horizon

End of year catwalk due, as I dropped a book Dec 2024 that has a plethora of artists and stories to be considered for award eligibility, fine readers and judges. Don’t bother buckling up because seat belts don’t work when you cross the Event Horizon. Prose. Comics. Original Canvas work. Photography. Science Fiction, Literary Fiction,…

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Happy Publication Day Event Horizon

It wasn’t until reading the Wikipedia page for the movie, Never on Sunday, did I realize two modern great works of Greek literature and cinema tackle this theme of clash of intellectualism and zest for life between characters: this movie, and Zorba the Greek. If Zorba showed bookworm writer how to live a little by…

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Event Horizon Biblet

One week away from our publication date. Biblet, anyone? Here’s a fun way to learn more about the book in one place. Flip through some pages and read the full foreword by Dr. Frederick Luis Aldama. Get a sense of the original portraits. Dive into a full sequential art story. And check out that prose,…

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Packing The Funeral Singer

I love packing The Funeral Singer. It’s a ceremony. It’s an experience of touch (textured silk), sight (pearl button, feather patterns on lapis lazuli clutch with gold threads), and smell (frankincense and myrrh oil) for the reader. It’s sound: music experienced through words (and a curated outside arts list). It’s a world packed into short…

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Printing Update: F and Gs (Proofs) of Event Horizon

Just arrived Event Horizon‘s F&Gs. If you are new to what these are, these are the “Folded & Gathered”, the books in their printed but unbound form. This is a picture of their folded signatures and covers (not affixed to their hardcovers yet). They just need their binding (corset as I think of it) to get…

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