DAY OF RADIANCE

That’s just what happens to be playing right now. I can imagine that it’d be good for clearing rooms, though I find it kinda soothing once I get past the jangly bits.

Returned from sudden trip back to the ancestral Maxwell family homeland of Redlands, California. And yes, it was that kind of a sudden trip. Ended up staying longer than I’d intended, but it gave me a chance to catch up with family, offer support and even get a solid day of writing in *and* make a lightning trip into Los Angeles and shoot some pictures. More on that later.

Rounded what I pray to Cthulhu is the halfway point on the current project. It actually should be more than halfway, but I suspect it is right in the middle. Good thing, as it’s due in October and that’s a firm deadline. Much of July will be shambles between an upcoming (planned) family vacation and then SDCC about a week after I get back from Oregon. Once I survive the summer, however, I go back to something resembling a normal, human work-week of six hours a day of uninterrupted work time. Yeah, I’m a weirdo for being happy about this, but after a year of three hours of work time (given my daughter’s schedule).

Will post some pics once I get a chance to winnow through the chaff. But then you probably don’t want to see pictures of overpasses and scrubby, industrial landscapes, do you?

Off to re-read Morrison’s DOOM PATROL, which in so many ways is my ideal comic book. I look at it now and wonder how the hell it even got published.