Secret Vespers is a simple, single panel webcomic by Patrick Edwards-Daugherty: http://secretvespers.com/
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- October 29, 2006
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Various DelightsCreated on May 27, 2008 at 6:53am
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- The Canvas 4:02am Jul 29|1 Comment
- Quiet Babylon 1:51pm Jun 6|2 Comments
- Found Poetry 4:05pm May 18|1 Comment
Secret Vespers has found a printer for some new t-shirts based on the webcomic. They will be ready soon.
Secret Vespers has written a series of poems by animals, and they will be available for sale soon.
Bethany Warland hi.. i have been (silently) following you at secretvespers.com on and off for a few years now, and i just wanted to say i am always drawn to your work. its an addiction (: thankyou.
Kimber King i am in lust with your lovesic forum
Secret Vespers loves the messages from people who have found the zine in zine-hiding places.
Secret Vespers combines apocalyptic imagery and love at first sight in today's Lovesick post.
Secret Vespers stays up all night drawing things wrong.
Secret Vespers pits cinnamon toast versus gingerbread chunks in a steel cage match (or poem).
Let me shout out to Perspectives Magazine, which has published a short story of mine, The Canvas, in its July, 2009 issue. The magazine's tagline is, "where inanimate objects have their say," and my story is told by a canvas with a violent distrust of its painter...
Martha Elizabeth Gomez-Ornelas May I please have a Dandelion Zine?!
Secret Vespers is going to draw onto paper airplanes and throw them from a Halifax tree.
Secret Vespers has a new post at Lovesick and hopes the people of Tokyo (and you) will enjoy it.
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I have found the notes you hide. The first—not yours but mine—was pressed into the window guide of a city bus. Like the others, it is a page from a larger work, numbered 27 and beginning in the middle of a conversation. I liked that. Don’t we all meet in the middle of a conversation?
Secret Vespers has filmed Toast! It is now in post-production and Amy Smeltzer stars as the woman eating toast.
RECENT ACTIVITY
Secret Vespers changed their Mission.
Secret Vespers discussed First Print Run—Your Favorite Installment? on the Secret Vespers discussion board.
