Podcasts about shaenon garrity

We made it everyone! On this, the 500th episode, a commissioned original from a Drabblecast favorite– Shaenon Garrity. Episode Art: Bo Kaier

Welcome to the Bent Biblios Podcast!  On this episode we hade the opportunity to sit down with Shaenon Garrity.   Shaenon is a writer, artist and editor specializing in comics and pop culture.  Her works include Narbonic, Skin Horse, The Zombie Gnome Defense Guide and The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor, to name just a few.We chat with Shaenon all about her graphic novel, The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor, tips for those who want to get started writing graphic novels, exploring and having fun with gothic romance tropes, the process of bringing a story to life with illustrations, the importance of reading outside of your comfort zone, writing humor and so much more! You can find Dire Days of Willowweep Manor anywhere books are sold, as well as at the links below.Amazon.ca: https://www.amazon.ca/Dire-Days-Willowweep-Manor/dp/1534460861/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2035ZT5OS73PC&keywords=dire+days+of+willowweep+manor&qid=1662727820&sprefix=dire+days+of+wilowweep+manor%2Caps%2C70&sr=8-1Chapters/Indigo: The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor, Book by Shaenon K. Garrity (Paperback) | www.chapters.indigo.caAmazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Dire-Days-Willowweep-Manor/dp/1534460861/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1WJK1Q2Z0FALP&keywords=dire+days+of+willow+weep+manor&qid=1662727886&sprefix=dire+days+of+wilowweep+manor%2Caps%2C81&sr=8-1Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-dire-days-of-willowweep-manor-shaenon-k-garrity/1137938255?ean=9781534460867You can keep up to date with Shaenon here:Website: https://www.shaenon.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/shaenongarrityWe hope you enjoyed todays episode.  If you did, please leave us a review or visit us on Instagram at @bent.biblios.podcast and let us know!We put up new episodes every other Friday.  We'll see you then!

We did a lot of both physical and mental labor over the last few days, and that has resulted in a state of "delayed tired." We'll talk about what we got done, and why it is important. After that, we'll talk with the talented and awesome webcomic artist and author Shaenon Garrity, and find out how she stays productive! Links for this Episode: Charity Spotlight: Adopt-A-Native-Elder Shaenon Garrity Home Shaenon Garrity on Patreon The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor Shaenon Garrity on Twitter Narbonic Skin Horse Monster of the Week Horror Every Day Wolfen (1981) Color Out of Space (2019) Moka Pot Fidget Cube You Came To the Tower Editor's Marks The Bride Paladin's Strength

In the first episode of Casual Chats of 2021, Patricia and special guests Andrew Farago and Shaenon Garrity discuss about the 1985 comic strip Calvin and Hobbes created by Bill Watterson. They talked about their introductions to the comic strip, favorite moments, the impact it made on comic strips, and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support

Welcome to Episode 0 of the Cosmocast! get to know a bit about the podcast and the host of the podcast: Ramses as he recounts his love for Saint Seiya and discuss what to expect with the podcast proper. LINKS: Manga Maverricks podcast fet. Shaenon Garrity and Mari Morimoto of Viz (Editor and Translator for KotZ) http://all-comic.com/2019/manga-mavericks-ep-102-saint-seiya/ find us on twiter: StCosmocast

Our guest today is a webcomics writer and artist, best known as the creator of Narbonic. She has been an editor for Viz Media, working on over 20 manga series including Naruto. Here she is, Shaenon Garrity.

Saint Seiya is a shonen manga classic, a trailblazer that codified so many of the tropes and themes the genre embraces to this day. Its influence looms large in the history of manga, inspiring generations of artists and storytellers, but despite being popular in most of the rest of the world it’s been criminally overlooked in the U.S. After a botched attempt by DiC to make it big in America in the early aughts, Netflix has recently reintroduced Saint Seiya to a new generation of fans by making a shiny new CGI remake and adding the old show to their service with a brand new english dub! Thanks to these new projects and Seven Seas’ ongoing release of the Saintia Sho spinoff series, things are looking bright for the future of Saint Seiya in the States! To celebrate Saint Seiya’s second coming, we’re taking a look back at Masami Kurumada’s original manga, and we’ve brought both the editor and translator of Viz’s editions of the series - Shaenon Garrity and Dr. Mari Morimoto - on to join us! Shaenon and Mari are huge Seiya fans and hugely responsible for the original Saint Seiya being released by Viz in the first place, and we dig deep into Seiya’s storytelling, themes, mythological influences, and impact in popular culture. They also share tons of insights into the english localization of the series, from name changes to translation challenges to cover art considerations, and so much more! So, Seiya fans, burn your Cosmos and listen up! To borrow a phrase from Shaenon, there’s only one word to describe this podcast - and that’s RAD-TASTIC!!! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro 03:08 - How Mari Got Into Saint Seiya 09:45 - How Shaenon Got Into Saint Seiya 11:08 - Saint Seiya’s Cloths and Merch 15:30 - The Legacy of Saint Seiya 18:17 - The Violence in Saint Seiya 20:00 - The Setting and Inspirations 29:30 - The Premise and Publication History 40:30 - Lord Nobu is Creepy 42:15 - The Appeal of Saint Seiya 46:30 - Kurumada’sPacifistic Philosophy 50:05 - Why Saint Seiya Still Resonates 53:43 - Andromeda Shun and Phoenix Ikki Character Analysis 1:03:00 - Favorite Characters 1:07:44 - Favorite Cloths 1:08:53 - Favorite Fights 1:15:15 - The Hades Arc is the Best Arc 1:16:51 - Sequels and Spinoffs 1:21:40 - The Storytelling 1:29:06 - The Art 1:31:03 - Why You Should Read Saint Seiya 1:32:22 - Name Changes in the English Localization 1:43:47 - Sound Effects 1:48:37 - The Aurora Borealis Anecdote 1:53:03 - Why Didn’t Saint Seiya Find an Audience in N.A.? Q&As: 1:58:16 - “Which Masami Kurumada Manga Would You Have Liked to Publish Next?” 2:01:02 - “Did Seiya Have a Low Print Run?” 2:02:37 - “What Inspiration Did Seiya Bring to the Future Generation of Shonen?” 2:05:25 - “What Do You Think it was That Led to its Cancellation?” 2:09:06 - “What Moments from Within the Series are Your Favorites?” 2:12:37 - “Who is Your Favorite of the Bronze Boys?” 2:15:45 - “Is There Anything We Can Do to Increase Saint Seiya’s Popularity in N.A.?” 2:17:37 - “What were the Sources of the Covers for the Viz Volumes?” 2:22:46 - “Did You Communicate with Kurumada Productions While Translating the Manga?” 2:30:04 - “If Starstorm had Been Fully Made, Would it Have Been Beneficial to Saint Seiya’s Popularity in the West?” 2:39:20 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and on Youtube! You can follow LumRanmaYasha on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and special guest Shaenon Garrity at @shaenongarrity. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can pledge to our Patreon and receive some awesome rewards like our Patreon-exclusive Bonus pods! If one-time donations are more your speed you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here, and if you want to support LumRanmaYasha’s art and other projects you can donate to their personal Patreon. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content!

Saint Seiya is a shonen manga classic, a trailblazer that codified so many of the tropes and themes the genre embraces to this day. Its influence looms large in the history of manga, inspiring generations of artists and storytellers, but despite being popular in most of the rest of the world it’s been criminally overlooked in the U.S. After a botched attempt by DiC to make it big in America in the early aughts, Netflix has recently reintroduced Saint Seiya to a new generation of fans by making a shiny new CGI remake and adding the old show to their service with a brand new english dub! Thanks to these new projects and Seven Seas’ ongoing release of the Saintia Sho spinoff series, things are looking bright for the future of Saint Seiya in the States! To celebrate Saint Seiya’s second coming, we’re taking a look back at Masami Kurumada’s original manga, and we’ve brought both the editor and translator of Viz’s editions of the series - Shaenon Garrity and Dr. Mari Morimoto - on to join us! Shaenon and Mari are huge Seiya fans and hugely responsible for the original Saint Seiya being released by Viz in the first place, and we dig deep into Seiya’s storytelling, themes, mythological influences, and impact in popular culture. They also share tons of insights into the english localization of the series, from name changes to translation challenges to cover art considerations, and so much more! So, Seiya fans, burn your Cosmos and listen up! To borrow a phrase from Shaenon, there’s only one word to describe this podcast - and that’s RAD-TASTIC!!! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro 03:08 - How Mari Got Into Saint Seiya 09:45 - How Shaenon Got Into Saint Seiya 11:08 - Saint Seiya’s Cloths and Merch 15:30 - The Legacy of Saint Seiya 18:17 - The Violence in Saint Seiya 20:00 - The Setting and Inspirations 29:30 - The Premise and Publication History 40:30 - Lord Nobu is Creepy 42:15 - The Appeal of Saint Seiya 46:30 - Kurumada’sPacifistic Philosophy 50:05 - Why Saint Seiya Still Resonates 53:43 - Andromeda Shun and Phoenix Ikki Character Analysis 1:03:00 - Favorite Characters 1:07:44 - Favorite Cloths 1:08:53 - Favorite Fights 1:15:15 - The Hades Arc is the Best Arc 1:16:51 - Sequels and Spinoffs 1:21:40 - The Storytelling 1:29:06 - The Art 1:31:03 - Why You Should Read Saint Seiya 1:32:22 - Name Changes in the English Localization 1:43:47 - Sound Effects 1:48:37 - The Aurora Borealis Anecdote 1:53:03 - Why Didn’t Saint Seiya Find an Audience in N.A.? Q&As: 1:58:16 - “Which Masami Kurumada Manga Would You Have Liked to Publish Next?” 2:01:02 - “Did Seiya Have a Low Print Run?” 2:02:37 - “What Inspiration Did Seiya Bring to the Future Generation of Shonen?” 2:05:25 - “What Do You Think it was That Led to its Cancellation?” 2:09:06 - “What Moments from Within the Series are Your Favorites?” 2:12:37 - “Who is Your Favorite of the Bronze Boys?” 2:15:45 - “Is There Anything We Can Do to Increase Saint Seiya’s Popularity in N.A.?” 2:17:37 - “What were the Sources of the Covers for the Viz Volumes?” 2:22:46 - “Did You Communicate with Kurumada Productions While Translating the Manga?” 2:30:04 - “If Starstorm had Been Fully Made, Would it Have Been Beneficial to Saint Seiya’s Popularity in the West?” 2:39:20 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and on Youtube! You can follow LumRanmaYasha on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and special guest Shaenon Garrity at @shaenongarrity. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can pledge to our Patreon and receive some awesome rewards like our Patreon-exclusive Bonus pods! If one-time donations are more your speed you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here, and if you want to support LumRanmaYasha’s art and other projects you can donate to their personal Patreon. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content!

Marvel Holiday Special 2005.  “The Mole Man's Christmas” written by Shaenon Garrity, with Andrew Farago, and pencils by Roger Langridge.

H.P. Lovecraft Month continues with an originally commissioned story: “To Whatever” by Shaenon Garrity. To know or not to know is the penultimate question in Lovecraftian horror. What mysteries lie beyond the wall of our understanding? What if we were to commune with whatever lay beyond that wall? Or in that wall?  That is the […]

The week we present to you Flying On My Hatred of My Neighbor's Dog by Shaenon Garrity. Have you ever been so exasperated that you could feel the energy rippling off of you? Just how far could the power of that hate carry you? Could it fuel your car? How about a rocket ship?   […]

What are they?  Click to find out.  (Most likely the first part of a multi-part series.) Glick's Note:  I would've included Moto Hagio's excellent "A, A'" in here as well, but Shaenon Garrity wrote about its virtues much more compellingly than I would've managed.