Sue MacLeod

I'm not on the list, but thanks for posting this. So helpful!

Such a huge step! Congrats!

The words and image are both so beautiful!

Amazing!

Oh, wow, I'm going to try to get my hands on those French-language graphic novels!

So helpful! A great summary for self-editing! I especially appreciate how you define "too long."

I'm so happy to announce that I've signed with Abigail Samoun of Red Fox Literary. A partner in this picture book journey!

Story arcs, please!

I think you chose the right one! It's a great pic.

Wow, this is beautiful work! Maybe "Pencils vs. Pixels" should be the title of something?

Sadly, chillingly beautiful. I love it. Great bio too. Two questions: no mention of your poetry book? Given the "permanent hiatus," maybe "was the owner of..." would be better?

Very cute critters. And I like their names too!

Whoa! Yes, a "minute" sounds fair! As one of the queriers, thanks for the update!

What a great happy ending!

Does this ever look like fun! Congrats!

Good god. THIS is what we have evolved for?

Someone used the word "monstrous." That seems like a good word. How disgustingly morally wrong. I'm so sorry you're going through this.

God, "tough" sounds like an understatement. So glad to hear about the good-news side of it. Best wishes in your care-ful emerging.

Well deserved! It's a wonderful book.

Thanks, Pat!

Congratulations! And thanks for your inspiring post.

Does anyone know what organization runs this boot camp? I'd like to apply, but I can't find any info online. Sadly, in the times we live in, this makes me hesitant to email them in case it's a scam.

Darn! I was just going to send you one. Have a great vacation! A few weeks sounds nice and long.

I went to a Celtic festival and took a step-dancing lesson (Prince Edward Island style).

This is stunning!

I agree completely: keep 'em public, make 'em better.

I wish it was clearly marked on the cover, so that would-be purchasers would know.

MAGA-wannabes indeed. Scary.

Stunning cover!

Oh, that looks like a lovely branch! When I lived in Toronto, I always wanted to visit all 100 of them, but I never did.