A couple of months ago I was asked to start writing for Comics Review. It’s a weekly, digital companion piece to Future’s quarterly Comic Heroes magazine and it’s a really smart idea. 99p gets you, as long as you’re an Apple user (Android and Windows folks I’m really sorry) a dozen or so reviews and …
Aaaaand we’re back. This last year involved tag team work with Mr Kudos about the new Star Wars comic, more interviews, more reviews and my first ever piece of toy journalism. And that’s it. Five years, about 291 pieces of work. There’ll be one more post after this collecting the paid TV reviews and …
2012, or as I like to call it; the year I didn’t stop writing. There’s a lot of stuff here including interviews with the entire Monkeybrain Comics starting line up, more Blogbusters and reviews of a lot of the books I picked up at Thought Bubble the previous year.
Today’s journey through time and space takes us to 2011, the year I started experimenting with the opportunity I’d been given, played my first and to date only MMO and was given Blogbusters, the group blog on the site, to curate.
Here’s the link log for 2010, where the mighty Ashes to Ashes finished and the fact that Wonder Woman was wearing trouser caused dudgeons to reach all new altitudes.
Here’s the first of the link logs from SFX. This is from 2009, a year which saw Avatar, Moon, Gamer and 2012 amongst others open at the cinemas, Fringe enter its second season and Flashforward charge into its first and last. Enjoy.
For the last four years I’ve blogged and freelanced for SFX Magazine. I was actually the first blogger in place, when I approached them about doing pop science work. They couldn’t pay, I couldn’t not write the thing so I ended up volunteer blogging for them. It was good practice and it was a big …
Well the first thing I did was realize I need to keep better track of the stuff I’m doing. And then I cleaned up some admin left over from last year, and I signed with an employment agency and cooked lots of things, but that last one we’ve already covered. So, let’s take a look …
Okay there was clearly sleeping and eating and Christmas, and visiting my parents (Which was lovely) and having a cold (Which was less lovely) but NONE.THE.LESS. this is what I did in December and the people I did it for. -Blogbusters only made one appearance this month, but it was a doozy, looking at …
(Image from Helen Woodall: Freelance Editing) The word counts have been added up and checked. I wrote 135, 703 words in November.