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Being True Kickstarter is Live!
The Boston Comics Roundtable, a local indie comics group, is releasing Being True, an LGBTQ comics anthology that is an uplifting celebration of LGBTQ life and identity. The stories blend fiction and nonfiction, from fantasy and superhero comics to real and touching stories from the artists’ lives. This new anthology shows the power and heart that comes from being true to oneself. There are far too many tragic stories about LGBTQ people – this anthology is full of stories about hope, love, and happy endings.The anthology’s Kickstarter runs May 29 thru June 28th to kick of Pride Mont. Individual copies will be available at $15 through the Kickstarter, as well as retailer packages of 3 and 5 copies. If you miss the Kickstarter, the book will be available in person at FlameCon, Boston Comic Con, and MICE, as well as at select Boston-area comic shops.Contributors include writers and artists not only from the Boston Comics community but as far as Brazil and Poland. Renie Jesanis of the BCR created and directed the anthology. The editorial board also includes Stephanie Glass and Kyri Lorenz of the BCR. The board would like to give a special thanks to Donna Martinez. -

Two — count ’em, two! — Upcoming Local Shows:
BCR will be exhibiting at two new comics shows in the next two weekends!
This Saturday (April 28), we will be at the first-ever Boston Kids Comics Fest (see post below), Saturday, from 10-5, a the Bethel Youth Center, 84 Wachusett St., Jamaica Plain, MA 02130.
And NEXT Saturday, May 5, from 11-4, will be the first-ever Somerville Public Library Comix Con. and BCR will be there too: at 79 Highland Ave in Somerville.
Both events will have a BCR table as well as lots of BCR people with their own tables. There’ll be workshops and other fun nerdy stuff. Come on!
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Saturday April 28: Boston Comics Kids Fest
The first Boston Comics Kids Fest, will be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH, 2018 from 10:00AM – 5:00PM at
Bethel Youth Center
40 Walk Hill St
(parking @ 84 Wachusett St)
Jamaica Plain, MABCR will have a table, as will the following star-studded roster of BCR members (and others):
Braden Lamb
Brendan Tobin
Comixscape by LJ-Baptiste
Crutonia – Hoonkl Snorsmed
Drowned Town Press
Emily Ettlinger
The Graveyard Gang – Rich Clabaugh
Indigo Octopus
Jerel Dye
Joel Christian Gill
JR Zuckerberg
Marika McCoola
Maris Wicks
Mark Parisi
Robot Camp – a collective and network of artists
Shelli Paroline
Small Blue Yonder by Crispin Wood
Zoe Piel
Jordan Stillman – editorial and writing services -

BCR’s New Meeting Place: Lunder Hall, Lesley University School of Art & Design
The BCR’s new host is Lesley University College of Art & Design (aka LUCAD). We meet Thursdays, 7:00 PM at Lunder Hall, 1801 Mass Ave., near Porter Square (it’s the building NEXT TO the MICE location). We’ll be down in room 005 on the lower level. See you there! There is a pay parking lot behind University Hall (the MICE building) for $5 up to 3 hours.
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Thursday Feb 1st Meeting: Return to the Cambridge Public Library
For our next weekly meeting, BCR will be once again in the Community Room at the Cambridge Public Library. The monthly writer’s night meeting will begin at 6:30, so the “general” BCR begins a little later, 7:30.
Check back in here for next week’s meeting location, as we zero in a new permanent home.
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January 25 meeting: Cambridge YWCA
Tonight’s meeting will be held at the Cambridge YWCA, 7 Temple Street, Central Square.
The meeting will be held at the usual time, 7 pm-9 pm.
http://www.ywcacam.org/
Next week’s meeting location will be announced.