I've given out some early versions of the rerelease and there seems to be a lot of interest and positive feedback. I'm hoping that this will translate into enough demand to merit a printing of the book and possibly a graphic novel in the future. These possibilities are still in the planning stages but their potential is looking good so far.
I'll be taking a week long "holiday" outside of my home city of Toronto and should be back in a week or so. During that time I hope to see the work of some other talented artists in my life. So I hope to bring some more good news to the Butterfly Dragon and A Lady's Prerogative side of things soon.
Thank you and see you soon!
Brian Joseph Johns
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