How do you react when you're cornered? Talk your way out, prepare for battle or insist you're just fine and dandy? Mike Baldwin's "Cornered" characters reflect the full spectrum of these reactions - all the while doing their very best to be taken seriously. From dark to light to blindingly brilliant, the results delight, amuse or even confuse - but it's well worth the risk. No one's ever lost an eye reading "Cornered" (aside from one reader who got WAAAY too close - you know who you are). In the end it's discovering the inconvenient truth of being "Cornered" that sets you free.
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Compu-toon by Charles Boyce
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Superfrog said, 5 months ago
That’s appropriate for Queensland right now. This weekend has been record rainfall, floods and even tornados.
win said, 5 months ago
Out of pocket expenses were greater than expected.
Avid Reader said, 5 months ago
Grey kangaroos?
Notsoastute said, 5 months ago
Let’s get hopping.
battle of plattsburgh said, 5 months ago
I hope this doesn’t boomerang on us.
YokohamaMama said, 5 months ago
@Avid Reader
Yes, there are grey kangaroos.
emptc12 said, 5 months ago
What if marsupials had not been overshadowed by other types of mammals? What if marsupials had attained intelligence equal to those of apes, and eventually homo sapiens? How would the world be different? Have any writings in science fiction ever portrayed a civilization dominated by marsupials?
Superfrog said, 5 months ago
@Avid Reader
The Eastern Grey Kangaroo is more common near the coast of eastern Oz but the Red Kangaroo is more common “out West”. The Reds are a little bigger.