The Dragon with the Girl Tattoo Warily, with ears pinned back and tail between my legs, I treaded into Sludgetown’s Recovery District. Moving cautiously, I was in foreign territory now. The long shadows of crosses, moons and stars spread out in front of me across the mean streets that housed the city’s churches, mosques, temples …
Jul
17
Moved to wordpress
Hey everyone. We moved to wordpress (a little ahead of schedule) and are still working out the new theme and getting all the old info over. Thank you for bearing with us.
Feb
08
Guest Art: Soaked to Capacity
Bars are sometimes filthy places. I don’t mean that in a moral way, or from a high horse–I mean that materially speaking, they can be pretty disgusting. Grimy bathrooms, dirty floors–if you ever worked at one, like I have, you know that you might be as chaste and delicate as a cherub and still end …
Feb
02
Adapting to heels
Kathy tries for a walk… By Excilion
Jan
29
Coloring: Toetal War 2
This illustration by Sl44n3sh, colored by lily goes with the Toetal war story by Lizzy.
Jan
28
Guest Art: Kathy New Heels
I have been in love with Excilion‘s character Kathy ever since she broke her first toe and I am never disapointed with the creative new contraptions he comes up with for her. Check out these stylish spicas:
Jan
09
BBG – Ch. 1 – A Cup of Joe in a World of Hurt
A Cup of Joe in a World of Hurt “I’m becoming a better person. Maybe at first, you don’t notice the difference, but I can assure you it is happening. I’m on the road to wellness. I’m riding the superhighway to normality. Each and every morning when I wake up, I can feel it. …
Nov
19
Guest Story: The Tragic Shoes – Part III
Serafina, leader of the dangerous Loco Mucho Loco Senoritas, has just laid eyes on history’s most fabulous shoes. She absolutely must have them. Sadly, her feet are too large to fit into the Grimaldi Heartfires. However, her dear friend, gangbanger nemesis and amateur orthopedic surgeon, Alexis Bleu, has a simple and almost relatively painless solution …
Nov
08
Losses and Gains
Browsing the delights of the blog, I’ve come to notice that, in addition to the obvious emphasis on casts, some things are missing, in that a certain amount of ‘amputee-ism’ is also featured. As this happens to be another aesthetic interest of mine, too – there’s something most compelling about both the absence of the …