A long weekend underway.
Last night was the beginning of a long weekend for your faithful webmaster. Labels: alcohol, clubbing, DJ Kaze and Tatsuo, Fang, Heretic, holiday news, later skater, personal, shota, yaoi
Friday night I spent at Heretic as per usual. The beats were okay, but I wasn't so much in the mood for dancing. I've been in the mood for sex. But I didn't quite manage that either. I did sell the remaining 2 copies of "Later, Skater" bringing my total sold to 16 in person and 7 online: 23 copies so far in all. That's a great start but I want more! Go check it out and see if a copy wouldn't fit nicely on your bookshelf.
Shinji was also there. We seem to have a odd connection now where I don't like him and hate how he's mean to me and yet I still make out with him. Very strange. I wished we'd fuck. It'd probably be way hot.
Started Saturday off with a terrible hangover, but ironically it didn't last long. That's very good since this afternoon I have the Asian Express Pool Party with DJ Kaze. Following that is DJ Eddie Baez at Heretic. Last time he was there 900 people packed the house.
Not to be outdone with fun and sexiness, Sunday I'm going to visit Fang and Pirrip. They are the delicious artists you can see linked on the left hand side. Long time friends they are some of the most delicious boys I know. I'm looking forward to getting a closer look at some of their work, Korean BBQ, and breaking all of Fang's rules of his new decked out room. (I'm kidding, dude. I'll make sure to only use the bed for sleeping and sex.)
Thankfully I requested Monday off so I can recover what I hope to be a real memorable weekend. It'll be made even more so if I can manage to get a little boyxboy goin' on. I swear.
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Another attempt.
Today I started my second real actual attempt to quit smoking. Not like the non-serious non-attempt I didn't even try making even though I said I would on Valentine's Day. Labels: Fang, health news, personal, work
As you may recall, my first real actual attempt started on my birthday last year. So I was successful from Oct 9th to December 23rd. Not bad, but not great.
I really do want to quit. I really feel my health pretty miserable on a very frequent basis. And considering I'm now doing two trucks a week at work, I really could stand to have some lung capacity.
Besides, maybe the next time I see Fang and Nemo they'll make out with me again. I've long said I could really use a reward system. Hehehe.
So here I start a real quit again. I'm not really asking for praise or support or critical comments. Just putting it out there that it's something I am doing.
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Making apperances.
Despite feeling sickness coming on, I still made it out to Momocon for a few hours at Ga Tech today. Seeing bishie artists Fang and Nemo was top priority and man have they been hard (heh) at work drawing up lots of good stuff lately. I spent some cash on picking up some of their prints. Pure hotness. They obviously draw from their hands-on experience. Labels: Elf, Fang, later skater, shota, yaoi
I also saw Elf today. He showed me what he had been working on so far for the cover to "Later, Skater." That book should be ready to go coming here in the next month, I suspect. He's got a nice splatter, abstract, yet delicious sketchy thing going on so far. I hope he could use my imput to bring something closer to finished.
All in all, it's been a pretty mixed up weekend to say the least. Hopefully, I can get back to the good side of feeling well, make some much needed cash, and have a great week this week. And I wish the same for you as well, my friends.
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10 Things I Learned at Anime Weekend Atlanta 2007
10. There is going to be a new yaoi convention. Calling itself Yaoi Jamboree, it will be held in Pheniox, Arizona in June. The details are really kinda sketchy right now, but the official website for it is right here. One of the companies that are putting that thing on is Everything Yaoi. Labels: anime, Fang, Japan, manga, pixiesticks, shota, yaoi
09. Speaking of new companies putting out yaoi product. Iris Print had a really sweet looking booth. Check out what they have to offer in the more light shounen-ai department at BoysLove Books. I do like their "Likes Boys" shirt very much.
08. Continuing on the yaoi theme: The 7th Annual Yaoi After Dark panel was much improved over the previous year. Pulling in probably its most huge and diverse crowd yet, the three hour long fiesta seemed tighter which is a very good thing when we're talking about cock and ass. Features included the usual yaoi paddling, a rundown of what's upcoming in manga, The Dating Game, a trivia game, a short preview of the video No Money, and Lainey speaking of just how much has changed over the 7 years in the fandom. Unfortunately, shota is still not allowed to be discussed.
07. One of the things that I absolutely haaaaaaated about the panel didn't have to do with Lainey at all. (So hopefully that means I can be spared any wrath this time around.) While there weren't any horrible fanfics this year, instead preceeding Yaoi After Dark was some bastardization of American Idol. Changing the words to songs to make them "Yaoi" versions is certainly my idea of Yaoi Hell, to be sure. It's safe to say that if Simon was there, he'd have bent them all over a chair and fucked the shit out of them for such a horrible idea. He's sooo seme, you know.
06. Greg Ayres is the shittiest DJ on the face of the earth. Now, I don't know this to be a fact persay, but that's pretty much what every. single. person. who walked by the table where I was hanging out with Fang and Nemo had to say.
05. In alot of ways, Anime Weekend Atlanta is simply Really Expensive Babysitting. I'm sure their staff would agree, considering overwelmingly many people went to the convention and didn't view a single frame of anime.
04. Video game freaks really should invest in getting their own convention. While most conventions have some video game stuff going on, there is absolutely no more room for you at AWA. Not that I mind you being there. It's just overwelmingly obvious that you're multiplying and AWA doesn't seem to want to make proper accomidations for what you love.
03. Lainey broached a subject I hoped I wouldn't have to hear for another couple of weeks. She talked about she was "getting too old." But, fortunately she also mentioned she'd do it until they had to wheelchair her into the panel, so that's good. I'm turning 29 next month and while I certainly started to get the feeling I was one of the older people in the room, the love for the yaoi is just too strong to let go!
02. Pixiesticks.org fans are the BEST FANS EVER! I know I may come across initially as chilly, but I swear it's actually that I'm lost in a sea of just stuff going on around me all the time. I love fans of the site. And I loved getting to meet some of you at the convention. You make me extremely glad I came.
01. As it was last year, Bishounen artists Fang and Nemo were my favorite thing at Anime Weekend Atlanta. Despite seeing them on New Years, I still am so saddened I only see these two typically once a year. While we keep promising that will change, I wholeheartly adore both of them. They make me feel very happy. (In my pants.)
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A rose by any other name.
Fang's changed his Deviant Art account name. Labels: boys, Fang, manga, shota, trap, yaoi
No big deal, I just changed the link.
He says it's a pen-name he's had forever, but I'm still calling him Fang.
Apparently my attempt at calling him "lil' suckpig-san" wasn't appropriate.
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