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Joey Alison Sayers is a cartoonist living in Oakland, CA with her girlfriend, a cat named Monkey, and a dog named Salamander. Here are some things she's done: Books: Stupid Dreams - 2011 - 1984 Publishing Teen Power - 2007 - Little Otsu (out of print) Le Ciel (alleged) - 2008 - Castagnieee (in French) Minicomics: She's self-published more than 25 minicomics, including 3 anthologies. These include "Frat-Bot and Cod", "Passing Periods", "Big Mountain, Small Pebble", and "Just So You Know #1&2". Most of them are long out of print. Strips: "The Machine That Travels Through Time" - for MAD Magazine (2006-present) Thingpart ran for nearly five years in such places as Portland Mercury, Washington City Paper, Albuquerque Alibi, Internazionale (where it was translated into Italian), as well as several other newspapers and magazines. Anthologies: The Best American Comics 2011 (Fall 2011!) The Best American Non-Required Reading 2005 anthology Papercutter #12 - "Pet Cat" Awesome 2: Awesomer Fat Chunk Vol 1. - "Soda Robot" I Saw You Some Other Places Her Comics Have Appeared: MAD magazine Alarm Too Much Coffee Man Magazine The Field Guide to the U.S. Economy San Francisco Bay Guardian Other Magazine Cards: She designed some greeting cards for Smart Alex that look like this, this, and this. She thinks you're nice. contact: joey alison sayers po box 12302 berkeley, ca 94712 joey(at)jsayers.com

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