Nine Mysteries

The Conservator's Allotment

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An Effigy for Rosewoods and Wildings

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The Chariot That Swings So Low

Happy Lantern Day!

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Red is Gray and Yellow White

It was not until mid-December that I decided to put together a series of Geranium Lake Properties comics for Christmas. I wanted to continue with the masks and faces I have collected from the GLP archive, and my idea was to knock them together with an angel theme. A concept that almost immediately became problematical. Really not my most brilliant idea, but I persisted. It is not like I have a shortage of...

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Charlie Chaplin Might Have Said This

This Geranium Lake Properties comic is not about Valentine’s Day, but it is pink and red and includes...

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Another Lichen Poem

A Month of Maskes

October! The Halloween Month! A month that provides the perfect thematic excuse to post some of the many masks found in Geranium Lake Properties. So many masks, so little time...

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Too Many Dropped Stitches

How many dropped stitches is too many? The answer is one. Only one dropped stitch will cause...

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The Orbiting Dictum of a Salty Salt Ghost Beetle

I would like to address the erroneous notion that this panel somehow depicts the extinction of...

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Roots and Starts (A genealogy of the Moss Folk)

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The Season of Straw and Lichen

Another mask designed by Alice Aroumbeyski. Since that day when...

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Incomplete traces of a once-living body

I was digging around in Yost’s notebooks, looking for a page on which he had jotted...

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Lappalleppi

Things on the internet happen like mushrooms popping out of...

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Desert Tales

"...fierce heat, drought, wind, bitter winter nights and spring hailstorms..."

The Tragedy at Dreams Come True

Today’s Geranium Lake Properties comic is a panel from the re-telling of an old folktale, “Korri Avastusek and the...

Nine Unanswered Questions

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Montaigne's Three Score and Ten

Decay is the Star in the Heart of Spring

Whereof the Ewe Not Bites

In 1998, when he worked for Little, Brown, the publisher Martin Pietsch invited Yost to submit five...

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