From his blog:
Macbeth is on sale!
Today is Feb. 10, and Macbeth is now available in fine book and comic shops, online, and on iBooks, Comixology, and Kobo (coming soon on Google Play and Nook).
Launch events have not changed since the last email, but here's a quick reminder:
Wellesley, MA - Wellesley Books, 2/11 @7pm
Cambridge, MA - Porter Square Books, 2/13 @7pm
Washington, DC - Politics & Prose, 2/17@10:30am
Takoma Park, MD - Takoma Park Public Library sponsored by P&P, 2/23 @7:30pm
Alexandria, VA - Hooray for Books, 2/27 @7pm
Alexandria, VA - Hooray for Books, 2/27 @7pm
St. Louis, MO - Left Bank Books, 3/5 @7pm
Gaithersburg, MD - appearing at the Gaithersburg Book Festival, 5/16 (10am-6pm)
Macbeth-related blog highlights:
You can see a step-by-step animated GIF of how I created the artwork for Macbeth here.
I just saw a great "sequel" to Macbeth called Dunsinane -- sketches and reviews here. And here are sketches from two performances of The Tempest (part 1 and part 2), and from Mary Stuart, a drama about Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots.
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