It has found a new home on my website.
Please come and have a look: alexhallatt.com/blog/
It has found a new home on my website.
Please come and have a look: alexhallatt.com/blog/
I finished turning FAB Club into an ebook (thanks to Vellum software. More on that later).
It is now on Kindle, Kobo and iBooks. To celebrate, I am giving away 100 copies of the ebook, using InstaFreebie.
Click here, to see if there are any free books left:
https://www.instafreebie.com/free/e4hsY
Or you can support my writing by buying the ebook on Kobo, iBooks, or Kindle.
I used to get repetitive strain injury/occupational overuse syndrome a lot. One of the things that has prevented reoccurences has been using software that makes me take breaks and do exercises. If I push myself and ignore the exercises, I really notice.
I used to use Workpace, but they stopped supporting Mac so now I use MacBreakZ
I also really like the advice given by these guys who call themselves the most famous physical therapists on the internet. That may not be true, but they are definitely two of the most helpful (and nerdy).
Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/B-5c5yyySnU
WordPress no longer lets me embed video (I must migrate my blog!), so click the link!
Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/B-5c5yyySnU
If you have any advice for keeping RSI away, let me know in the comments.
Cheers!
FAB (Friends Against Bullying) Club went live on Amazon last month. Woo-hoo!
When I was planning FAB, I was going to be living in New Zealand when the book came out. I wanted to take the book around schools and libraries and book stores, as I think that is the only way to launch a children’s book by an unknown author. But (long story), we decided to stay another year in Spain, so that put a bit of a spanner in the works.
It’s not a bad place to be for another year.
Instead, I decided to do a soft launch. I’ll be promoting the book through social media and other ways online. I’d love it if you helped me.
Friends Against Bullying – Join the Club!
An interview by Curtis Hoffmann for Basket Case.
Yes! Basket Case has it’s first showcase interview. It’s with Alex Hallatt, creator of Arctic Circle and Human Cull. Human Cull first came to my attention in 2013, when it started running on GoComics. I loved the idea of jerks being identified as such, and I’ve been an avid reader of the strip ever since. It’s a simple premise, with simple, easy to look at graphics. The punchline comes when you locate Alien Admin, and see how he’s eying his target. I’ll let Alex talk more about it below. I’m very please to introduce her here.
BC: Who are you (to Alex, and to Little Alien Guy)?
AH: I’m (Alex) the cartoonist behind Human Cull, the web comic and Arctic Circle, the syndicated comic strip.
AA: Alien Admin has been tasked with culling humans from Earth. It is being done very reasonably, as only…
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