Metal Monk: Heavy Metal Kung Fu (and a return to writing…)
Hey there! What? I’m still alive? Indeed I am. Believe me, there were certainly some points the last few years where that almost wasn’t the case. Life away from the […]
Author: Andrew Lorenz
New Interview! From Comic Basics.
The excellent Joel Scott of the Comic Basics website recently interviewed me about making comic books and September17 Productions! Great guy and a cool website that you should check out! […]
#RescueTheStray
If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook, you’ve probably seen me mentioning a hashtag #RescueTheStray. What’s that all about, you might have wondered? Well, if you clicked on the […]
Cool Canadian Creators Part 1: My Local Scene
So the other day I posted on my Facebook that S17 has had a crazy amount of support from other Canadian creators and that I wanted to take some time […]
Kickstarter Tips
Ever since I first backed a Kickstarter, I’ve been a fan of the crowd-source funding site. Not only is a great way for us indie guys to fund a project, […]
The Challenge of Creating Indie Comic Books In Canada
Wow, that sure sounds like a fancy title for one of my blog posts, eh? Usually, it’s things like “Why I Like Cheeseburgers” or “Neat Things You Should Read”. Either […]
Success is a matter of perception
Note: This was originally published Jan.3, 2014 on my blog. I’m sitting here at my desk eating cold leftovers from the night before, sipping on an energy drink (I have […]
S17 Series Profile: LEGACY
This is the first of a series of profiles that I’ll be doing about each of the September17 Productions comic books that will go into the origins of the book […]
First Post of the All-New S17 Site!
Welcome to the first post of the all-new September17 Productions website! S17.ca is your source for all things S17- from our books LEGACY, New Guard and Canadian Corps, to our […]
Names Names Names!
Without a doubt, the thing I hate most about writing is coming up with names for characters. I’m terrible at it. Not codenames- for the superhero stuff, etc., that’s easy. […]