Just in time for Halloween or the End Times, here’s a l’il comic about gender confusion I made for new online magazine Popula.
a new comicsk in Women’s Review of Books
©A.K. Summers
Put down yer chia pudding and pick up a copy of the July/August issue of the Women’s Review of Books! It features a new comic by yours truly in which Butcheye the Sailor Lassie (with some assistance from Sojourner Truth) offers a waterlogged but incisive consideration of the Womink problem. Check it out online!
New Nursing While Butch Comic up at Mutha Magazine
http://muthamagazine.com/2016/05/those-other-nurses-a-nursing-while-butch-comic-by-a-k-summers/
Is your mama a llama? Or perhaps she’s a nurse-fancier? Nursing While Butch II: Those Other Nurses, is up at Mutha Magazine.
Talk at Interference Archive – March 8, 2016
©1992 A.K. Summers
Tintin, Tom of Finland and Beyond: How I Came to Comics through Alt Masculinity and Bad Sex
Didja know I used to do a zine in which characters regularly appeared without trousers? I will be giving a talk on the angry 1990s sex rant that was negativa and the influence on my work of alternative comics and zines such as Love & Rockets, Eightball, Tom of Finland, G.B. Jones, Straight to Hell and more.
Tuesday, March 8, 2016, 7 PM.
Interference Archive
131 8th Street — #4
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Hazlitt Magazine interview rocks
©A.K. Summers (Pregnant Butch, 2014, Soft Skull Counterpoint)
Here’s the piece you’ve been waiting for on non-normative gender parenting!
Beyond Mom ‘n’ Pop by Andrea Bennett and Kim Fu, in Hazlitt Magazine. Should I be surprised that the authors are Canadian?
Brooklyn Book Festival – Sept. 20
Hey, NYC people: I will be at the Brooklyn Book Festival, Sept. 20, 2:00 PM, Brooklyn Historical Society Auditorium, 28 Pierrepont St.
The event is a panel called Can’t You See Who I Am? at which three comic creators talk about their new books, that explore identity, place, and finding your purpose in the city. Join A.K. Summers, author and artist of Pregnant Butch, about her adventures in motherhood; Julian Voloj with his comic biography Ghetto Brother on Benjy Melendez, and the events of gangland New York in the 1970s, and Lisa Wilde, NYC high school teacher whose collected memoir zine Yo, Miss, follows her and her diverse students as they struggle and celebrate over a single academic year. Moderated by Jessica Abel, (Out on a Wire: The Storytelling Secrets of the New Masters of Radio).
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