Tag: comic

• halloween week

  

  Thanks to everyone who came out to the Feminist Fair this past Saturday! I met some super cool vendors, picked up some neat items, and also got to talk about The Patch Project with people. Vendor fairs are always a little intimidating for me: I’m not the best self-promoter, and I tend to be a […]

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  Brittni Brinn

  October 29, 2018

  events, writing

  arts and crafts, author, books, comic, feminist fair, halloween, nanowrimo, screenplay, showing her teeth, tajana ristic, vendors, writing

• “intellectual gore”

  

  If you haven’t listened to Daniel Romano’s new track, check it out and tell me what you think because I’m a little obsessed. “…compliment the colours of our intellectual gore” is a lyric I keep coming back to. So good! Anyway! Hello, and here is a quick reminder that The Feminist Fair is taking place […]

  Brittni Brinn

  October 23, 2018

  events

  arts and crafts, books, comic, creativity, daniel romano, events, feminist fair, fiction, literature, ontario, showing her teeth, the patch project, vendors, windsor, writing, zines

• tragic comic

  

  This month, I’m reading Maus by Art Spiegelman (for the third time) and Do Not Say We Have Nothing by Madeline Thien (for the first time). Both are quite different – I mean, one’s a comic book about the Holocaust and one’s Canadian literary fiction about the effects of the Cultural Revolution in China. But there are […]

  Brittni Brinn

  January 3, 2017

  reading, review

  books, comic, do not say we have nothing, graphic novel, literature, maus, novel, review, storytelling, themes