It just got ridiculous. My second letter printed in The Walking Dead this week.
Now, I'm not saying anything for sure, but if Robert Kirkman moved up here to Massachusetts then we might just get married. Fo realz.
But the good thing is that in two months time, by moving to Nashville, I will be moving closer to him. Just have to fight those pesky state constitutions in KY and TN and then we can basically move in together.
Of course, I'm kidding. But it is pretty rad to be printed twice in my favorite comic to date. And 50 was the perfect one to get printed in. The issue all about a boy and his father. On a side note, if I've mentioned this already forgive me, but if you like post-apocalyptic, character-driven stories, then do us all a favor and pick up Cormac McCarthy's The Road. Yeah. The No Country for Old Men dude. It's a quick read and really shows some interesting ways one would survive after a doomsday.
So, go out and pick up some Walking Dead or Kirkman or McCarthy. Happy 4th. Don't blow any fingers off...
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I don't even put comments on the Yarn Harlot's blog, that's how unworthy I am, but you, you're all "writing to the author getting published in the comic" with ellipses no less...
I'm just glad you'll be seen in the same room with me, let alone be married to my sister!
We'll talk about my appearance fees later. I can set up a monthly payment for you, S.I.L.
well, let's hope he stays married to your sister. I guess I don't have too much to worry about given that is is TN and KY we're talking about and it's more likely that the zombie apocalypse will actually occur than either of our homelands will allow gay marriage. thank god for that, right?
Gay zombies?
Married gay zombies??
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