Andrew Carl's Blog
January 23, 2018
Once Upon a Time Machine 2 Advance Review Copy
Looks like the ARC is now available for our latest, long-in-the-making anthology, Once Upon a Time Machine Volume 2:
https://www.edelweiss.plus/#sku=16165...
It's a sequel to my first published work, which formed the basis for my whole career and life since. Dark Horse had faith that we could deliver a second book even better than the first, and I think we did just that!
And for anyone who want to dig deeper into the book, I've made an online index identifying all the gods, creatures, and notable humans adapted in the new volume:
https://onceuponatimemachine.com/index/
(This was supposed to be included in the book itself, but there in the end there just wasn't room for it.)
https://www.edelweiss.plus/#sku=16165...
It's a sequel to my first published work, which formed the basis for my whole career and life since. Dark Horse had faith that we could deliver a second book even better than the first, and I think we did just that!
And for anyone who want to dig deeper into the book, I've made an online index identifying all the gods, creatures, and notable humans adapted in the new volume:
https://onceuponatimemachine.com/index/
(This was supposed to be included in the book itself, but there in the end there just wasn't room for it.)
January 3, 2018
Little Nemo in the Library of Congress
A couple years ago, I gave a talk at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC (my hometown) about Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream with my co-editors on the book, Chris Stevens & Josh O'Neill. That book and the others we'd published at the time were subsequently welcomed into the Library of Congress's collection.
The Library uploaded our talk and presentation to their website, so you can watch and listen as I somehow survived through one of my deepest fears:
https://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/fea...
During my section of the talk, one of the slides seems to have gotten mixed up in the Library's creation of their video. When I start talking about Paul Rivoche's comic, I'm referencing this beauty:
The Library uploaded our talk and presentation to their website, so you can watch and listen as I somehow survived through one of my deepest fears:
https://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/fea...
During my section of the talk, one of the slides seems to have gotten mixed up in the Library's creation of their video. When I start talking about Paul Rivoche's comic, I'm referencing this beauty:
