Let's Talk Story!

Hey Readers!

It’s time for the next installment of A Busy Lady’s new series, Let’s Talk Story!

Last month, we learned about genre and story structure from bestselling author and story structure guru, John Truby. This month, I’m thrilled to introduce you to the world of comics with the amazing T.C. Ford!

T.C. Ford has been shaping the comic book world for over four decades. From getting published at just 15, to becoming the last Editor-in-Chief of Charlton Comics, to launching his own imprint United Comics, T.C.’s story is a masterclass in passion, persistence, and creative evolution.

Are you ready to be inspired? T.C. and I talk comics, the key to success as an artist and more. And don’t forget to check out the pics below of T.C, his work, and where you can discover his and the many other artists and writers’ works he publishes at United Comics.

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Now . .. off to T.C.’s interview! Enjoy!

Sarah

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A Busy Lady is written by an actual human—no AI, just chocolate, creativity, and a love for storytelling. This also means there may be an occasional typo, just to prove a human did it ;)

All photos in this post and recording used with the permission of T.C. Ford.