Dogs on My Belly

Girl Farts: horrifying strangers since… I dunno. For a good long while now.
30 Days of Night: Eben & Stella #4 is out today. You love me, so you bought it, right?
23 days until the baby’s due. As of yesterday, the kid hadn’t dropped yet and zero dilation. BUT, I’m 50% effaced. So something is happening.
Has everyone seen Antony’s take on Getting Things Done for Writers?
Yoda cake. Yoda. Cake.

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Rating: ? | Drew 08.30.07 / 2pm

I’ll buy any comic with a good SKREEEEEE in it.
Rating: 1 | T-2 08.30.07 / 6pm

I bought it because you are loved and because it is well written. So there.
Rating: ? | kwip 08.30.07 / 8pm

Erm - that sounds much harsher than I intended. Now I feel guilty! Best of luck with the family!
Rating: ? | AnnLouise 10.28.07 / 7pm

Thanks for telling E/S’s story. These are two of those rare characters that keep you wondering what’s up with their lives(or UnLives) after the last page. I’d been waiting for the answers to the WTF? on the last page(s) of DD and RtoB.
How do you think Stella changed Eben after their reunion? She seemed to be going the blood bank/donations route in E/S.
Thanks again.

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Kelly Sue DeConnick relocated in 2002 from Brooklyn, NY to Kansas City, MO, where she now lives with her husband, writer Matt Fraction, Captain Applejack, Claude, Pablo, Ham and little Henry Leo. Professionally, DeConnick writes comics and adapts manga into English. Her credits include Kare First Love, Black Cat, Sexy Voice and Robo and Blue Spring. Most recently, she co-wrote 30 Days of Night: Eben & Stella with Steve Niles for artist Justin Randall. Contact: kellysue [at] gmail [dot] com. Follow Kelly Sue at http://twitter.com.