My big break turned out to be a baptism by fire. After consulting with the Daily Tar Heel editor on the idea of a regular (not "daily," mind you--that was too much to commit to as a freshman) comic strip and cranking out a few weeks' worth of samples to prove myself, this was my auspicious debut. Little did I know the firestorm it would unleash--or the spare time the campus' budding feminists had on their hands. I was never more grateful for anonymity.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Look what I started.
My big break turned out to be a baptism by fire. After consulting with the Daily Tar Heel editor on the idea of a regular (not "daily," mind you--that was too much to commit to as a freshman) comic strip and cranking out a few weeks' worth of samples to prove myself, this was my auspicious debut. Little did I know the firestorm it would unleash--or the spare time the campus' budding feminists had on their hands. I was never more grateful for anonymity.
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Bill, I can't imagine an editor consenting to publish such a thing! Maybe we should have insisted on a daily strip to keep you on your toes ... ;) Jeff
ReplyDeleteWondering when you'd drop by. If I recall correctly, you caught just as much flak as I did. Sorry again.
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