About Me:
I am not a 4.0 student, though I was for one summer semester in community college. Instead, I am a 3.66 student after last quarter. I am a senior Literary Studies major, with minors in Spanish and Linguistics. I have two years left at Eastern, as I am taking my time and padding out my schedule with minors. Squishing all of the needed Literary Studies classes into two years was possible, but very likely miserable. Previously, I earned my Associate of Arts degree at Front Range Community College in Fort Collins, CO.
In 2001, while I was attending the University of Northern Colorado, where I majored variously in Graphic Design, Computer Information Systems (Online Media), and Journalism / Mass Communications, I interned at the Greeley Tribune as a line editor and doing the wire layout. The Tribune's website is available here: http://www.greeleytribune.com/ It is a sad, poorly done paper, in my opinion, especially sad because of its status as the paper for a city named after Horace Greeley.
This summer, I am working on my novel, a young adult book entitled Grandfather Klaus. I will be relaunching my daily webcomic, "Chocolate Shoes," at http://www.chocolateshoes.net/ , which has sadly fallen by the wayside due to school. I am also currently developing a steampunk comic with a Sherlock Holmes flavor, as well as designing t-shirts featuring things like a velociraptor in a jetpack.
This week, I have been obsessing over comics (especially the news that DC will be relaunching their entire line of books in September) and searching for a job.
So I gotta ask--where do snowcones come in? What are you doing to market your book over the summer?
ReplyDeleteIf you have any more links with your work, please share them with us! I'd love to see.
First you break the ice, then you make the snowcones. ;)
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