Zachary Weinersmith (born Zachary Alexander Weiner) is an American cartoonist, who is best known for his webcomic (SMBC) . He is the author of two other webcomics, the completed with artist Chris Jones, and , co-written by James Ashby and also illustrated by Chris Jones. He also founded the sketch comedy group SMBC Theater with James Ashby and Marty Weiner in 2009. Weinersmith has been involved in writing and drawing comics since his high school years, but he first published on the internet in the late 1990s. His early comics usually had three or more panels, but after 2002, he switched to drawing predominantly...
Stephanie True Peters
"By all appearances, I am a typical suburban mother," reports Stephanie True Peters. "I'm forty-three, have two children, Jackson, age 11, and Chloe, age 9, and a husband, Dan, who to me seems ageless. I live in a nice neighborhood in a town just far enough south of Boston to be considered the boonies. I do the grocery shopping, the cleaning (well, sometimes) , go to the gym, and operate the ride-on lawnmower with some regularity. Yes, I fit the role of typical suburban mother to a T."Perhaps this explains the surprised reactions I receive when I tell people that I write children's...
Zach Weinersmith
Zachary Weinersmith (born Zachary Alexander Weiner) is an American cartoonist, who is best known for his webcomic (SMBC) . He is the author of two other webcomics, the completed with artist Chris Jones, and , co-written by James Ashby and also illustrated by Chris Jones. He also founded the sketch comedy group SMBC Theater with James Ashby and Marty Weiner in 2009. Weinersmith has been involved in writing and drawing comics since his high school years, but he first published on the internet in the late 1990s. His early comics usually had three or more panels, but after 2002, he switched to drawing predominantly...
Stephanie True Peters
"By all appearances, I am a typical suburban mother," reports Stephanie True Peters. "I'm forty-three, have two children, Jackson, age 11, and Chloe, age 9, and a husband, Dan, who to me seems ageless. I live in a nice neighborhood in a town just far enough south of Boston to be considered the boonies. I do the grocery shopping, the cleaning (well, sometimes) , go to the gym, and operate the ride-on lawnmower with some regularity. Yes, I fit the role of typical suburban mother to a T."Perhaps this explains the surprised reactions I receive when I tell people that I write children's...