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SPECIAL EVENTS COMING SOON!
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I will be at the Borderlands Comic Book Show on Saturday, November 11, 2017
10 AM - 5 PM at Russellville City County Memorial Park!
Click the event banner for more information.
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WHAT'S COMING UP NEXT IN THIS
EPISODE OF A DEVIANT MIND!
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A Science Fiction Space Opera series 37 years in the making! It hardly seems possible that Spring of 2020 will mark 40 years since the creation of A Deviant Mind. Even more sobering is that it took 30 years to bring it to vivid life.
Throughout the amazing 7 year run of this series, we have seen Tara's quest to find herself, witnessed the progress of a saga with a vivid cast and rich characterization that readers have cheered for, wept over, identified with and been inspired by: an impressive accomplishment that very few Independent comic series can lay claim to.
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So, what lies ahead for this series? In an upcoming interview with ICC Magazine, the premiere issue for the Independent Creators Connection, I join #1 fan of A Deviant Mind, Jerrie Lee, to discuss how I've maintained the inspiration to continue such a long-running series. In the course of that interview I included this quote:
"There is so much history involved in this series. It was built from family and in the end it has become dedicated to family...along with the quest of learning who we are and claiming it."
I'd considered ending the series at Episode 40. But in the long-running scheme of things it appears we are just getting started...and still have a long way to go.
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From Walking Among The Dead, Episode #36: Chani releases old grief and bridges the gap between the past and the present, as the departed loved ones she has clung to point her destiny toward an uncertain--but not very likely to be dull--future.
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ICC Magazine goes on sale sometime in November, 2017, and we will announce the launch in an upcoming e-newsletter. 
Take advantage of the Saturday Matinee option if you are still deciding to commit to reading A Deviant Mind, because it's two days of FULL COMIC ACCESS, with no commitment. Thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support! My readers are so important to me! Please feel free to review the series, drop me comments, ask me questions. YOU are the reason I create stories!
 See ya on the site,
Pam Harrison, A Deviant Mind
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COMING SOON! EXPLORE THE INFINITE UNIVERSE OF INDEPENDENT COMICS!
The deadline is drawing closer, and the launch of ICC Magazine is coming soon! Look for it on IndyPlanet for features on Indie comics, Artist Spotlights, CosPlay, Comic Conventions and more!
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Indy Heroes For Hurricane Relief
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$5.99
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In the wake of so much destruction, the world is pulling together to lend a hand to people in Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico who have lost everything to the hurricanes that swept America this past year. The proceeds of this coloring book go directly to Hurricane Relief.
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A Deviant Mind, Vol. 1
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$24.99
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A Deviant Mind #39
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Trapped aboard a ghost ship continuing its endless loop in space between two planets that no longer exist, unable to walk and coming to grips with the fact that one or both of her children are responsible for the deaths of countless Riyaki refugees, Nana finds her tenuous grasp on reality slipping away.
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