What an amazing thing happened last night. I'm still addicted to the news and what the pundits have to say, and am looking forward to watching the Obama presidency unfold. Most of all, I'm so impressed that we Americans finally came back to really participating in our democracy. The Obama campaign captured the youth vote and inspired a new generation to come forward.
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November 05, 2008
The Morning After
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Hello, I want to congratulate you for the magnificent work, and to say that I'm waiting anxious for the new book in Portuguese.
Big Hello from Lisbon, Portugal.
Posted by: Sónia Freitas | November 06, 2008 at 04:30 AM
Wow I check out your site today for the first time because I love the comic.
Imagine my shock to be insulted simply because I am a Republican
Oh Look! I am a Republican who apparently can us the internet! You must be shocked!
It's comments like yours that divide the country and not unite it.
Posted by: Jen | November 06, 2008 at 08:39 AM
Sorry, Jen, I was only quoting a republican strategist I saw on CNN talking about future party strategy. Probably shouldn't have.
Sonia! How nice to hear from someone in Lisbon. My publisher there, Editorial Bizancio, has put my books on hold for the moment, due to the economic situation. But I'm sure they'd enjoy hearing from a fan in Lisbon who's waiting for more!
Hopefully you'll be seeing more "Sopa de Pedra" books in the near future.
Posted by: Jan Eliot | November 06, 2008 at 11:01 AM
Is there a way to email you? There used to be through gocomics.com, but they've removed that feature...
Have to say, I love this comic strip the most of all that I read. I look forward to it every day! Thanks!
Posted by: Sarah | November 14, 2008 at 09:32 AM