© 2016 Lin Tarczynski
Asemic comics are published here two times a week, on Tuesday and Friday.
Vraicking
poetry and other artifacts
© 2016 Lin Tarczynski
Asemic comics are published here two times a week, on Tuesday and Friday.
Vraicking 
While I always like your comics, I am also extremely fond of some of the titles —like this one!
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Thank you, I am glad you like them. My titles are something I have carried over from my non-asemic poetry, like a fossil or a keepsake. I always felt my language poetry had an asemic quality to it, in the idea that I, as the poet, could only get a glimpse of the meaning of what I had written. I had to trust that the reader would be able to interpret and understand.
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I totally agree with Byopia Press about your fantastic titles Lin. This is a stunning panel, another fine example of your earlier b&w GLP styles. Best wishes x
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I find your titles evocative, taking me somewhere strange, but not unknown, Lin, but today, my hands are in a sink of stinging nettles, so injuries are occurring in concert with the reading of your monograph.
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I am “liking” this comment according to the internet’s traditional meaning of the word, but I am not liking the sound of this at all. Yet I am very curious–whatever are you doing with a sink full of nettles?
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That has become my understanding of “like”. As for the stinging nettles, they grow all over the yard and in the garden. Every spring we go at them with a garden fork and a knife. I usually cook up a batch for supper, but I find it very hard to cook with gloves on.
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I don’t even like oven mitts.
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I have always assumed that clicking the “like” buttons on the internet means “I want you to know I read your comment and I am pleased you made the effort to communicate, because I know 99% of the people who look at my posts will not comment, perhaps for good reasons, and also there’s a chance I like the content of your comment.”
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