• Gneech.com — This is my “official” site, with my fiction, ongoing projects, and random fits of geekiness. It also contains all the links here and probably more.
• My LiveJournal — I don’t care if it’s so 2001, LiveJournal is still the best social/blogging platform in my opinion, and it’s also pretty much my online home, so there are more “personal” posts there as well as my “is srs bizness” posts.
• @the_gneech on Twitter — WARNING: I’m a chatty guy and will fill your feed with links, retweets, and silliness. Don’t follow me unless you like a talky feed.
• My DeviantArt Page — I post art pieces fairly regularly here. Lately they’ve been largely in the vein of MLP:FIM fanart, but there’s also commissions and generalized art (not always furry) here. Suburban Jungle cast members have been known to pop up from time to time.
• My FurAffinity Page — This is all furry art, usually mine, occasionally commissions I’ve picked up from other artists (always labeled as such). SJ cast members and ponies abound.
• My Google+ Page — I don’t use this one as much as the others, but I occasionally post here.
• My Facebook Page — I’ll admit it: I hate Facebook. But there are people who will only go there, for reasons I cannot fathom, so I have set up a page that pulls from my LJ and Twitter accounts, so you can follow me there if desired. Just be warned, I probably won’t see it if you respond or mention me there.
• E-Mail? — Yup, I do that too.

Hope to see you around! I love to hear from folks, so do say hello!

-The Gneech

GnomeCo Publications

Whew! I didn’t think I’d ever get that done!

-The Gneech

If you contributed to the Kickstarter project and have not yet gotten your books, chances are they’re in this batch that I am now sending out. There are a few people who are not yet going to receive theirs because I need more information from them — I will be contacting those people directly in the next couple of days.

The books are up on Amazon, but honestly I’d prefer you didn’t buy them there because I don’t see as much of the profit that way. I will have a link up sometime this week where people can order them directly from GnomeCo Publications.

In the next couple of weeks, I expect to be a lot more active here as I ramp up for Dragon*Con and Intervention. I have some sketches I’ve been meaning to scan for a while now, and I hope to do some actual art in the near future as well, assuming the summer heat doesn’t bake my brain any further.

That’s all for now, catcha later!

-The Gneech

-The Gneech

So if you’d like to get in while the getting is good, jump on over and check it out. Thanks!

-The Gneech

Will it be done by AnthroCon? Honestly I don’t know yet, but I’m crankin’ on it as fast as I can. More bulletins as I have more news!

-The Gneech

Enjoy!

-The Gneech

Enjoy!

-The Gneech

-The Gneech

No Predation Allowed: Ten Years of Suburban Jungle

The ten year retrospective book is under construction and will be ready in time for me to bring it with me to Confuzzled, which is an awesome con and has named me GOH this year! (Plug, plug.) There is a (very) slim chance that it will be ready in time for Further Confusion, but I’m not making any promises there. That will include the Conrad and Drezzer bonus story from Orange Alert drawn by Bauske as well as some strips from Class Menagerie that constitute Vince’s part of “When Wally Met Mikey.” I would like to do a new bonus story for that as well, but at the time of this writing I don’t have one worked out yet.

ROAR! Vol. 3

My Squash and Stretch detective story, “Blackbird Singing In the Dead of Night,” has been officially accepted for the next volume of the ROAR! Anthology, which I’m both pleased as punch and tickled pink about. Hailing at roughly 11,000 words, it’s a whopper, filled with dangerous dames and shady characters. No ninjarazzi this time around, thank goodness! That should be appearing sometime early next year as well.

My New Comic

This, of course, is where Suburban Jungle hits a big snag: I’m going to be starting a new comic in early 2011, which is going to be filling the slot I expected the next series of SJ to go into. The details are still mostly under wraps until I get a bit more to show, but I will say that it’s a fantasy-adventure comic that will feature some furry elements, a liberal dash of steampunk, and a lot of daring-do! I’m currently committed to doing a minimum of two years on this project, and between it and the continuing work on NeverNever, there just isn’t the bandwidth to do any major new work on Suburban Jungle during that time. At the end of those two years, I’ll be taking stock and seeing where things stand then. It wouldn’t at all surprise me if I do the occasional SJ side-story or make artistic cameos in other comics during that time, of course, but right at this moment there are no definite plans for such things.

…So, that’s the longer answer. For myself, I’m very excited about the new comic and if you’re a fan of Suburban Jungle, I’m confident (and certainly hoping) that you’ll enjoy it, too. More details to come as soon as I can arrange it!

-The Gneech