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The AskRoonas section hasn't been updated in a while, so I thought I'd make a
pest of myself...
Well, I can't respond if people don't write em' ... so let's have at it,
already!
First off, let me say that I thoroughly enjoy the comic and I frequently try to
get my friends to read it. I've since figured out that most of them are
illiterate and wouldn't recognize something fun to read if I beat them with it.
*sigh* Being such a good pal, I'll keep trying to enlighten them.
Well that's good of you ... Sacred Pie needs all the prophets it can get! Just
tell your friends it's their loss and move on to others ... we don't care who we
grab, so long as they like it ...
On to the questions...
Goodie-Goodie-Gumdrops!
What kind of varied background did you guys come from that caused a bunch of
drunken college friends to come up with an idea like SP? When I fondly look
back at my drunken college days,we never got quite so esoteric. I just can't
imagine sitting around (back then at least) thinking up things like "what if
Lucifer had a Betty Crocker oven and baked a Sacred Pie...." I might just have
been hanging out with the wrong bunch of geeks.
Probably ... I happen to be blessed with knowing some of the biggest (and
best/brightest) geeks on the Eastern Seaboard ... and we were a bunch of drunken
retards, but that's ok for when you're 21-22 ... and Bob was the most "retarded"
of us all :D ... that boy can sure drink, which explains where the Pie talk
started ... I just got him to finally put down his beer long enough to finish
out some rough sketches and get enough motivation so I could sit back on cruise
control and just watch for a while. I only step in and use my Geek-powers when I
need to, Bob's are on 24-6 ... (he always loses a day in there somewhere) ;) ...
Have any favorite authors? Recommended Sci-Fi or anything? I read the SP
updates and then have to wait a week for the next installment... It would be
nice to have something else to readwhile waiting.
I'd say favorite authors list could go something like-a-dis:
Asimov - (Read the robot series first, then Foundation to the end, you can also
throw in some Galactic Empire novels, but they aren't as pivotal to the over-all
story Asimov created!)
Card - Ender's Game ... mind blowing. Very broad-spectrum'd Sci-fi ... and a
series (in totality) that I highly recommend, not just the first book.
Herbert - Dune dude ... all of em' ... should be required reading for everyone
(IMO).
-Psyche
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