Sail Cargo Resurgence

Some say transporting cargo under sail is a thing of past. I spoke with mariners who believe otherwise for this comic.

They are both darkness: they are both lights.

“There will be a lot of sewing last year’s fragments with this year’s threads.”

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Happy old age is coming on bare feet, bringing with it grace and gentle words, and ways which grim youth have never known.

Make Haste Slowly

In a chapter of Always Coming Home titled “Long Names of Houses,” Le Guin writes: “It is hard for us to conceive, harder to approve, of a serious adult person not in a hurry. Not being in a hurry is for infants, people over eighty, bums, and the Third World. Hurry is the essence of … Continue reading Make Haste Slowly

Strange, Familiar Seas

Lessons from a man who swims in the sea every night—and then tweets about it.

New Comic: Who IS Wonder Woman, Anyway?

Greetings, friends! I’ve got a new comic in the world! There’s a lot of talk about Wonder Woman in the world right now, thanks to the new film about her opening this weekend, but who is she really? You can head over to The Nib today to read all about her history as a feminist icon, patriotic … Continue reading New Comic: Who IS Wonder Woman, Anyway?

New Comic: Mappin’ the Floor

Hi friends! It’s been a busy week here on the island of O‘ahu. After completing our three-week ocean crossing aboard R/V Falkor last Monday at 8:30am, the ship immediately went into prep mode for a host of different events to help promote the results of our cruise. Chief among these was getting the gallery show at … Continue reading New Comic: Mappin’ the Floor