The Webcomic List
Since I'm posting these webcomics, I might as well make sure a few more people get to see them. I've created a profile for 'Literary Delusions' on The Webcomic List, which you can access here, along with a sample comic. If noticed the counter at the top left-hand side of the page, you'll see I now have a rank too. That makes this webcomic currently # 1723 on a website comprised mainly of MS Paint strips, with a section of cartoons for and about furries a mere 400 entries long. Obviously the competition is stiff (or at least they will be if they get their hands on those cuddly toys of yours)....
Anyway since there isn't a way to vote on The Webcomic List I can't abuse the bonds of friendship and get everyone who reads to push my ranking up, but I would ask that if you read this comic and have your own blog or livejournal (and enjoy it, obviously) that you link to me.
Also people, feel free to comment on the entries. Commenting wasn't activated originally, but I've been tweaking it so it should let you post without registering. If comments aren't activated and you know me, drop me a line someother way and I'll try to tweak it so they do.
In other news, Shakespeare is good but long and boring, the Restoration playwrites who tried to adapt him were idiots, and F.R. Leavis' body is Cryogenically frozen beneath the Cambridge University English Faculty like Walt Disney under Space Mountain, so don't even try and criticise him or your Supervisor will eat you. That's my revision for you all in a nutshell.
Tune of the moment: 99 Problems - Jay Z + Danger Mouse (The Grey Album)
Jac
Anyway since there isn't a way to vote on The Webcomic List I can't abuse the bonds of friendship and get everyone who reads to push my ranking up, but I would ask that if you read this comic and have your own blog or livejournal (and enjoy it, obviously) that you link to me.
Also people, feel free to comment on the entries. Commenting wasn't activated originally, but I've been tweaking it so it should let you post without registering. If comments aren't activated and you know me, drop me a line someother way and I'll try to tweak it so they do.
In other news, Shakespeare is good but long and boring, the Restoration playwrites who tried to adapt him were idiots, and F.R. Leavis' body is Cryogenically frozen beneath the Cambridge University English Faculty like Walt Disney under Space Mountain, so don't even try and criticise him or your Supervisor will eat you. That's my revision for you all in a nutshell.
Tune of the moment: 99 Problems - Jay Z + Danger Mouse (The Grey Album)
Jac
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