Sunday
Oct312010
NaNoWriMo
I'm actually participating in FOUR creative challenges this month (which prompted my friend Andrew's comment, which inspired this comic), but there wasn't room.
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EXCITING NEWS: I have two new book contracts, with Random House Children's Books! See my announcement.
WHAT I'M WORKING ON RIGHT NOW:
I'm illustrating NAKED!, a new Michael Ian Black picture book (Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers, Summer/2014). For my other book projects (including future), see my Books section.
Downloadable I'M BORED Press Info PDF : Includes quotes from The New York Times Sunday Book Review, Globe & Mail, Publishers Weekly, Kirkus Reviews blog, School Library Journal, 7 Impossible Things and more.
Written by Michael Ian Black, illustrated by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Published by Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers (Sept/2012)
I'M BORED: Scrapbook/Blog | Facebook | Goodreads
Buy at Indiebound | Amazon | B&N | Powell's
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NEWS: I signed TWO book contracts with Simon & Schuster Books For Young readers! Details here.
Visit Inkygirl.com, my illustrated guide for those who write and draw for young people. For info about my writing, drawing and other projects, see DebbieOhi.com.
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Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 9:58 PM
Reader Comments (3)
You are a crazy gal. :D
Are you going to be doing daily nano-related (or at least writing-related) comics still? Your nano-comics have been one of the highlights of my nanodays :-) Seriously, first thing I did today, Nov 2, was go look for the link to you and ....*cricket sounds* :-( You shall be missed [from the nano home page] but I've linked to you in my nanogroup's chatter and shall have to come here alone....it won't be easy to drag myself over here alone every morning but I'll do it...for you...you're worth it ...okay, chocolate's worth it but your comics make me laugh enough I can't imagine starting my day any other way, not in nanowrimomonth :)
That's exactly what writing is like. I loved the one about holding on to the fantasy of a perfect novel for just a little longer.