Montreal! So, so hot with the July weather, but still a lot of fun!

I finally return to Winnipeg once more as a guest at FanQuest!

Ottawa Comiccon is a strong sales convention, especially for books. Third year is the decision point as to whether I go back!

A successful weekend, even with the bizarre blizzard and the "down" year. Also, a new book! And many life updates!

In which I share some advice about doing trade shows, craft fairs, and conventions!

A GREAT turnout from Moncton! Plus, a year-end wrap-up of my performance and things to improve.

This show broke all previous sales records. Also, I plan and execute a successful 10x10 display!

A strong fourth year at Edmonton Expo.

Saskatoon showed up in a big way this year! Also, I stayed in a cool house.

My biggest show of the year, done! But was it worth it? This is the first of three shows I’m doing with my group of friends!

Animethon - oh you know, just another day at the office...

First time to Montreal! Tasty food, good friends, but also thieves.

My last of 3 shows in 30 days, complete! First show in Toronto, second-ever anime show, and an unexpected neighbour experience.

I’ve never been busier. A really good year in Ottawa - also, new kitty friends :)

It’s nice to celebrate the end of the long winter with one of my biggest shows of the year!

This is my first show of 2018. It’s supposed to be spring, but no, it’s still winter here in Calgary. Also, the Emerald Cloth IS HERE!

I was lucky enough to get into the show and I’m happy to report that I ended the year on the high note - best sales of the year!

In which the crowd disappears once it gets dark, I make some new friends, and where I make the decision that I can only eat ramen now.

I never know how I'm going to fare at C4. But this will be my last year doing it, that's for sure.

A big name for a small event - I present to you my experience in Drumheller, Alberta.

Where did September go? I don’t think I’ve been busier than I have this past month. This is my third Edmonton Expo, and I’m pleased to report it went well for me!

From the tone I’ve struck here, you might think that this is not a good festival. You’re wrong. It’s perfectly fine...but after five years of doing the same thing over and over, I see through the cracks and I’m left feeling bitter.

It was a slow day. But I had my best friend to keep me company! Also there was a pet pig????

If you would have asked me a few years ago if I’d try outdoor farmers markets to sell my books, I would have said no way. Learn why I started - and how I did! Part 1 of 5.

This was my first anime convention and a risk for me - also, new displays and how to respond to "I have no money!"

How I turned my WORST NIGHTMARE into a roaring success.

Two down, one to go. Why did I think doing three cons in a row was a good idea? Oh yes. Good for business is why. Regina did okay by me, but I see where I can make improvements.

Phew. First con of the year, done! I had ridiculously high expectations for this convention. I thought that by changing my location, I’d be doubling my sales.

My first Christmas market! Everyone wanted to buy or at least look at books by a fellow Maritimer.

Year Four at Hal-Con - First time as a GUEST! YAY!

You can’t promote and promote and then just coast. There is no coasting. There is only the next thing. C4 Winnipeg 2016!

It has been a busy week! First Saskatoon Expo, now Edmonton, with barely enough time in between to do my client work.

First time in Saskatoon, did well at the Saskatoon Expo! Next year hopefully I’ll be comfortable enough to make the drive and then I can have my full display.

I've spent the past week recovering, and writing this post-mortem. It's long. Some of you won't like it.

My post-mortem of Vul-Con! In which I talk about my driving anxiety, Star Trek celebrities, and the WEIRDEST interaction I've had yet.

This was my first extended stay in Red Deer for the first-ever Red Deer Comic Expo!

This is the biggest con of the year, and I made the most out of it! It was a strong start to 2016.

So, this Hal-Con was GREAT. I had a lot of fun this year, I sold lots, and everything is good.

Back from yet another con. Didn't I just write one of these? It's that time of year where all the cons are happening at once. If only this book were a time book and then I could be everywhere at once.

Different hotel. Better dealer's room. More opportunities.

Usually I come back from a convention rejuvenated or filled with creative energy, and although I have some of that, I'm mostly just filled with the overwhelming anxious sense of duty.

With every con I learn something new. Often lots of things. I always come back rejuvenated. It's not easy to keep the same level of discipline about a creative work, but going to conventions really makes me feel like what I'm doing matters.

It's time again for my con wrap-up posts! This is my second time at Keycon in Winnipeg. For those unfamiliar

Just finished a fun but exhausting weekend at Hal-Con in Halifax. Here's the low-down.

You'd think that because comics are half writing that this would mean people at comic cons would be interested in buying books. This is not the case.

When Words Collide in Calgary was my second convention I attended as Faery Ink Press, and I feel like I improved on my table presentation from last time, as well as learned some new things!

Keycon 30 wasn't my first convention ever, but it was my first convention attending as Faery Ink Press. It was