Christopher Sebela
@xtop
4x Eisner-losing writer of comics like GODFELL, BLINK, CROWDED, DIRTBAG RAPTURE, SHANGHAI RED, HEARTTHROB, WE(L)COME BACK, TEST, DEAD LETTERS, HIGH CRIMES, etc. // Queer. they/them // christophersebela.com
seeing all these yellowy pictures of Toronto today and it's just missing one thing
captured zola navigating the spiral staircase, which she (rightfully) still doesn’t trust
Sell your book in five words "disaster gays vs kickstarter assassins"
it took sitting through Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 but i found the funniest Leatherface scene in 52 years of franchise history
started this book a couple days ago. if there's one thing i love above all in storytelling, it's narratives that wander off into smaller stories within them like a russian nesting doll and this is scratching that itch so hard.
this chain of storage places in Omaha always has the most dramatic signage for a business that’s 15 degrees from throwing stuff in a dumpster
a sure sign of my mental state whenever i’m investing a oversized amount of hope in a fortune cookie being right
i spent so much of my life making messes of them that now i occasionally post a perfectly made omelette to the timeline as a brag
i love this movie so much i turned its poster into a promo for CROWDED (100% thanks to @brandtandstein.com somehow entertaining my dumb request)
wrapping up the day with my book at The Reading Room - a place just to come and read - with big comfy chairs, gentle music, ambient lighting and amazing cocktails. i’ve never fallen in love with a business faster.
meanwhile zola is just chilling thru the military style assault like “wake me up when there are treats available”
finished today and i loved it. the horniest horror book i’ve read in a real long time with the classic premise that having the butch girl you've pined over for years top you is the surest way to keep a demon from devouring your future.
fireworks have really kicked off tonight but zola remains the most unbothered dog
helped replace my mom’s demolished phone which somehow still worked and made phone calls. it’s kind of impressive, never seen a phone so wrecked.
one thing that always excites me about coming back to Omaha is getting to hit up this 3-store pizza chain that has two sizes: little baby and giant monster. super affordable, good combos and within walking distance.
wrapped up my pride month reading with a couple of very trans horror books - HERCULINE by Grace Byron (culty/demonic) and TRANSMUTED by Eve Harms (big time body horror)