I got a chance to travel with Jarvis Sheffield, founder of Black Science Fiction Society, to the 8th Annual Motor City Black Age of Comics Comvention 2016 held at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. Here are a few bits of video footage from that event.
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Passion Transforming Paper into Powerful Art
It’s cool to see spontaneous artwork freely sprouting from the minds of people given the tools and opportunity for expression. Outside of the OnyxCon Infinity Convention, people were creating artwork on the spot. In the hallway, a huge sheet of paper covered the wall. Art supplies were on a nearby table. As the day went […]
A few weeks ago, I mentioned on Joey’s Pen that I had the opportunity to moderate the Black Science Fiction Society Panel at the Urban Axis IndyCon 2016. The panelists for this session was Jarvis Sheffield, Chastitie Goodman and Tonya Woods. Javis Sheffield is the founder of the Black Science Fiction Society. Chastitie is the […]
I had a great time on Genesis Science Fiction Radio with William Hayashi for the July 29th Episode. We talked about the jinx of talking about a future projects too early, the use of beta readers and much more during a two-hour discussion where we talked about books, breaks in creativity and beyond.
I’m excited to be a guest on tonight’s episode of Genesis Science Fiction Radio Series. I’ll be interviewed by William Hayashi about everything from books to book promotion to chocolate and beyond. Friday, July 29, 2016 9pm EST, 8pm CST, 7pm MST, 6pm PST Click link for more info: http://knipj.com/im0u
Day Two of the Urban Axis IndyCon 2 was very informative. I got a chance to speak with a few more of the vendors. I also had the opportunity to talk to some of the people who organized the IndyCon. In addition being passionate about bringing artists together, all of the organizers are artists in […]
I recently attended the Urban Axis IndyCon 2 in Decatur, GA, over the weekend of July 23-24, 2016. Jarvis Sheffield, founder of the Black Science Fiction Society, presented me with this opportunity. I served as the moderator for the Black Science Fiction panel. (That panel was the first time I got to meet a Jedi […]