I went with [personal profile] greenygal to Small Press Expo today. [personal profile] pleasance was supposed to come put came up sick; [personal profile] greenygal got her hardcopies of Check Please!.

There was, as always, a lot of incredible talent on display! The stand-out for me was the art for Return of the Dapper Men (available from TopShelf)-- I talked to the artist Janet Lee brief, and looked a some pages of artwork she had brought. It's decoupage!

Also, I picked up an A to Z minicomic of dinosaurs. It was adorable, and I wound up talking to the artist about opposite birds. There weren't nearly enough dinosaur or science books this year, in my opinion, but I admit it's a niche interest.

When we were gearing up to leave, we chatted with a librarian from NY (city or state, I don't know) about some of the middle-readers we'd seen. She was there on a press pass, so I hope she can get a good story and write-ups for some of the more interesting books into the library trade publications. There are a lot of really interesting and diverse works out there that need more exposure.
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From: [personal profile] bugeyedmonster


Did you get the name of the dinosaur mini-comic artist? I'd be interested in that.

Maybe if I hit google....
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From: [personal profile] king_touchy


I was there. : ) It was a madhouse. Fun! And man, I wish I had a zillion bucks to blow on random comics to just dive in. I couldn't stasy long unfortunately. Worse, I missed a panel because the room filled up before my part of the line got there, woe.

I dropped what money I did have on Check, Please! stuff and got wee drawings and autographs from Ngozi in the books I bought. I saw a few people in Samwell hockey shirts (took their photo) and a person in line doing a great baker!Bitty cosplay (took a photo). If you were one of those people, then, HI!

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