- Tokyopop.com has released a preview of the first two chapters of my book. You have to sign up to read them, but it's totally free.
- In their glowing review of MDG, Publishers Weekly had this to say about me:
"Wight has an uncanny knack for capturing the ferocity of teenage emotions in both ink and words."
- I'll be appearing at Jim Hanley's Universe on Wednesday, February 7th from 4-6pm to celebrate the release of MDG and my contribution to Action Comics Annual.
- Whedonesque.com has launched a contest to promote MDG. Submit your most mortifying Valentine's Day horror story to win fabulous MDG related prizes!
3 comments:
Hey Eric,
I can't believe I haven't found your blog before! Love your work on The OC (I'm still hoping there'll be an Atomic County graphic novel ... any chance of that?), and I'm really looking forward to My Dead Girlfriend.
Keep up the good work!
Hey Eric I'm just wondering when you're going to send out the second volume of my dead girlfriend? I got the first one but you left me on a cliff hanger, an I want to know what happens to Finney and Jenny, do they end up together or does something happen. So please finish the second volume, I'm begging you please.
I had to come and say that I absolutely LOVED MGD. I was at the bookstore after some very painful prom dress shopping (THREE HOURS- do not ask)and spotted it. The title grabbed my attention and the cover looked nice (they wrap the books in plastic here so I couldn't flip through it) so I got it.
Almost immediately, I fell in love. This is one of the best stories I've ever read, and is now my absolute favorite. I wanted to scream at the ending cliffhanger, and have begun ghosting my local bookstore on weekends. The moment the second volume is out, I will pounce, and possibly buy several copies in my excitement (I tend to do that). Until then, my friends and family will have to be content with my many ravings on how fantastic it is and why they should all buy a copy.
I'll end my fangirl ranting here, and leave you in peace.
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