Category Archives: Blog

The Bitter Girl archive on Gmax is still stalled at the October 30 “Weightlifting” strip due to dreary publishing drama I’m too much of a lady to discuss (that’s got to be a first), but now you can catch up … Continue reading →

Vote Clinton. Yes, Obama’s great. So’s Clinton. And she’ll get the job done.

Some fine fan art from reader Quatre. Really, I can’t add anything further. These babies sell themselves. Happy 2008.

Victor Hodge blogged the Juicy Mother 2 reading in Philadelphia. Thanks, Victor — and thank YOU, Jane, for the B&W photos that made us all look so young and fetching. For me, the evening’s million-dollar bonus was the attendance of … Continue reading →

Lavender Magazine has not only upgraded the display of its comics web page content, but has also added a commenting thread to each featured strip. This is VERY cool — please post Bitter Girl, Curbside, Dykesville, and Trolin comments to … Continue reading →

It took me a while to notice this, but Bitter Girl got some nice props in USA TODAY. The link, like most press links to BG, is to Gmax, a site that’s done a wonderful job of featuring the strip, … Continue reading →

Here’s the latest. BG reader Quatre writes, “I figured I look most like Karima or Lynn… the sultry programmer gave memore inspiration.” Did she ever! You know, I said this wasn’t a contest, but I’ve changed my mind. Sort of. … Continue reading →

Second part of the everybody-wins doodle game we played back in July at the Eisner Awards in San Diego (see 11/14)…who’s Bechdel, who’s Forney and who’s Hilty? Unfair clue: for some reason, I didn’t make it into this round. At … Continue reading →

From the Juicy Mother 2 reading in Cambridge, left to right — like you needed me to tell you that — DiMassa, Cruse and Camper. Torn between being sorry I couldn’t go and grateful I didn’t show up because I … Continue reading →

There’s no rhyme or reason as to why this is going up now, but relax, you’ll still like it. At the Eisner Awards back in July, which are very long, Alison Bechdel, Ellen Forney and I started playing the “Squiggle … Continue reading →