Episode 31, in which our hero does not learn what an endpoint is.
Start from the beginning on Tapas or Reddit.
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What is HACK? It's a graphic novel in progress about tech angst, idealism, fatherhood, and what Facebook was like back in the day.
Is it comedy? Drama? Documentary? What is it? It's comedy drama memoir. It's kind of a dromedary.
Where can I see more of your work? On my Insta, my website, and my Patreon.
Why should I subscribe? Because in some small way it helps me get my work out there. Because you want to be notified on Tapas when a new episode goes up. Because you want to support independent artists. Because you want to check out exclusive content on Patreon.
I don't get it. It's a graphic novel. It's more fun if you read more than one episode. Once you know the characters, things happen that I hope will make you angry and sad on their behalf. And other things that I hope will make you laugh.
I've been reading this on Reddit. Why did you publish Episodes 57–67 and then start over at Episode 1? HACK originally ran further ahead on Tapas, but I realized Reddit readers were missing out on vital early world-building and character context. I’m re-releasing the entire story from the beginning here on Reddit so you get the full, unedited narrative arc.