All Things To All People
Hey everybody, I’m Joe Meyer, and welcome to Furreh Nuuz Teevee, a strip that makes fun of furries. This strip has gotten a bit of attention within the fandom, since I started doing the strip earlier this year. It’s gotten some positive…
Nick Abadzis is a writer and illustrator who wrote the 2007 instant classic Laika, the heartbreaking graphic novel about the USSR’s first space pup, profiled a few months ago on Kittysneezes. He also wrote for Marvel Comics in the 1990s, and has…
Image via Wikipedia I love goats. They’re really cool animals. They’re always relatively friendly at petting zoos and folks’ll hire them to do gardening (mostly just by letting the goats eat stickerbushes). But my favorite thing about goats is their eyes.
Image via Wikipedia [Purchase Book] On one hand, I’m not even sure if I should even bother writing a review of this. Let’s see, one of the most beloved books by a beloved author everyone knows? Gee, I wonder if folks know…
by Anonymous I very recently called a colleague from work to tell said colleague of an illness related absence (I am currently being shifted from one psychotropic drug to another, and quite frankly, I feel absolutely foggy, as if my brain were…
[Purchase DVD] Costa-Gavras’ Missing is in the same vein as his brilliant film Z. Instead of the leadup to the military coup in Greece that Z covers, Missing takes place in the immediate aftermath of the military coup in Chile, leading to…
My friend Teresa recently shared an article with me by John Taylor, the bassist for Duran Duran, titled “Is the Internet Stifling New Music?“. It’s a pretty well-written article, and it’s brief, but the quick version is how Taylor’s concerned that today’s…
Jason Little is a great cartoonist and illustrator, who just finished his recent, long-form serialized graphic novel, Motel Art Improvement Service, a continuation of the Bee series, started with his similarly serialized book Shutterbug Follies. He’s also the creator of Jack’s Luck…
It was a bittersweet election this time around. While Kittysneezes’ pet referendum, Ref. 71, is passing, and looks like it’s mathematically and statistically almost a sure thing at this point, and Kalamazoo voters approved an initiative to grant gays protection in housing…
Friend of Kittysneezes and interviewee Chelsea Spear has a new short on the WGBH Lab, called Lock & Key. It’s a 3 minute piece about three women who keep journals — actual, real-live paper journals in a book and everything. It’s pretty…