When The Future Meets the Past

At the time of this writing, it's one of the busiest times in my life. I found it necessary to do a complete rebuild of my website; for one because it's been put together as a mish-mash of bits and pieces over the past five years, and two because things have grown to the point that I really need a complete and entertaining showcase of my work to date.

All the talk of the House of the Muses European Tour is still in the planning stages. Britta Madeleine Woitschig, who has been promoting on my behalf in Europe, gave me a few outlines of what I'd need on hand to make that work. I'll be setting up some videos here in the coming weeks to give everyone a behind-the-scenes look on how this series is put together. I hope you find it as entertaining as I enjoy putting the series out there for you to read.

Some feedback on that topic:

Sent: Mon 4/06/09 5:19 PM
To: the_tenth_muse@hotmail.com

What about an exhibition (in 2010)? Do you got a concept about such an event? I think about an European tour by coordinating comic salons and other partners. Your grassroots globalization projects is a kind of role-model that should attract a lot of people, also outside the comics culture and the lesbian culture, because you write an all-audiences story.

Let me know more about your time schedule! According to that I will coordinate my activities in Germany and Europe to best support you.

Some minutes ago I wrote to Paul Gravett (http://paulgravett.com/), the most important comics journalist in the UK, who could push the original edition!

The big convention in Germany is biannually, and the next one is in 2010 in Erlangen, Bavaria. But there are more in the Benelux (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) and France, there are also ones in Italy, Spain and Poland. I can support you as your agent: I look out for the time schedule and will build up the contact like I have done with the translators. Don't worry, we are on our way: step by step walking on and on.

Best,
Britta Madeleine



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