So we've set up our new comics website and uploaded a bunch of new comics. We're currently working on the new book that we plan to release this spring with longer stories not available online. I will update when this is available to order.


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Here's a column I wrote for the Huffington Post on Maine Clean Elections. I realized I need to blog more, but I've been on Facebook too much. Add me ( Read more... )

Christmas Eve 1975 came during one of the hardest times in my grandfather's life. Senile dementia was claiming his wife of 35 years. When it became clear that he could no longer care for her, he, with the support of his children, my mother and uncle, put her into a nursing home. As my mom prepared dinner that afternoon and my brothers played around ( Read more... )

A couple of years ago I wrote a long entry about my fascination with Real Dolls. Little did I know they were making this documentary:

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Cheeahz!

Just after 1:30 a.m. Nov. 6, police responded to New England Road for a reported disturbance. A female caller said a male had been leaving items outside her apartment door, including full and empty beer bottles, in addition to other items. In response, the female left a note that read “If you are going to leave things outside my door, I need...” ( Read more... )

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Well, it seems my open letter to the Governor stirred something up. Here are the articles about it here and here

Cheeahz!

"Unyielding economic morality must generate justice for all of us, if we are to avoid class war. No more golden parachutes unless they are solid gold and open over the mid-Atlantic." - email I received from a local resident.

I wrote this blog entry a few weeks after OWS started. Just got around to posting it.


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This is related to a post I wrote a few years back on a semi-political subculture of people who I can only describe as Moonbats

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I started attending general assemblies at Occupy Maine on the weekdays at 6pm in Monument Square in the center of Portland. I've always been a little skeptical of consensus building, simply because a lot of ( Read more... )

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