Because it IS there, honest! I just don't get a chance to talk about it much these days, haha. Three little bits I wanted to share with you as they make me smile:

1. Hamlet just keeps going. Please welcome the chinese edition to the Manga Shakespeare family! He's a busy little Dane, isn't he? I love this edition as it looks so different to others. Lovely design!

2. Princesse Miya magazine is now on issue 3 over in France. With leading art from the wonderful Jessica Jung, it really is a pretty-looking magazine. And it has toys on the cover. Toys, I say! My contribution to this issue was another short story - this time about Princess Kitmina!

3. ImagineFX Magazine. You already know how awesome this mag is, right? You may or may not know that I'm on ImagineFX's panel of artists for the Q&A section - but I thought it worth a mention that the current issue (Dec - 52) features more Vieceli Q&A time than ever before as well as a fold out robot calender! Check it out if you can.

..and that's all for now, folks! Check the links for purchase/extra info! ^_^

Well, it sounds like people had a marvellous time at BICS. I was gutted not to be able to go this time - but hopefully next year! ^_^ So, I kind of wanted to bring your attention to two things:

1. Comic Mole Investigates - is a fab little review site where the Comic Mole himself delves into the underbelly of UK comics, mostly independent works. Just recently they've gone a bit crazy and have had a little Emma Vieceli season *blush*, which is amazingly sweet of them! You can check out an interview with me, a mini review of Much Ado About Nothing, and also an essay by the talented Kate Holden (creator of FanDanGo) on my adaptation of Hamlet; it's a pretty fascinating read, even for me! Check out these and other lovelies at the CMI site ^_^

2. Ellerbisms - Marc Ellerby's legendary online diary comic, Ellerbisms, celebrates its 200th strip this week! I was asked if I'd like to contribute a guest strip and leapt at the chance. Brought back fond memories of guesting on Fehed Said and Shari Chankhamma's amazing Rabid Monkeys (gone but not forgotten, guys!). Anyways, I really enoyed doing my little Emmabism and kept giggling throughout! So check it out, as well as the inspiring entries by Lizz Lunney and Matthew Sheret!