My day at Stockholm International Comics Festival went very well. No headache and I sold lots of zines and books. It was also very nice to see my friends who I don't see so very often, since I live in a small town where no one else wants to live (too bad I didn't have the time to talk more properly with them). And I've heard afterwards that the latest issue of my zine got the Honorary Award in the Swedish Comics Association's zine award competition (unfortunately I wasn't there that day).

By the way, I went through the synopsis for Daddy's Girl quite recently, trying to figure out if I should keep it as it is or maybe cut out some scenes to shorten the story. Because this is going to be a really long comic. We're talking about at least 100 pages here. On one hand, I enjoy drawing it, even if it is more challenging than my previous comics because of its somewhat darker and more serious tone. And I like Athena as a character (but let's face it, she's not as fun as Hades). What bothers me is of course the time it will take to finish it. The time it will take before I can do something about my other ideas. But deep down I know, if I want this to be good, I can't rush it. But maybe I could draw on two comics at the same time...? I don't know.

Anyway, on Tuesday my friend Patrik will visit me and stay for about a week or so. And by now I think you know what that means: I probably won't be able to work so much on my comics during that time.