Unfortunately, the article doesn't really go too much into the anthology. The only real restrictions on submissions to Hospital Stories were size and color (black and red) and the story had to involve a hospital in some way. The group pulled together (and Monica designed) a 100-page book in about two months; the result is a pretty amazing range of styles and approaches and an impressive display of talent. But if the Xeric grant doesn't come through, it's going to be a while until it gets printed.
In the meantime, we've made a PDF of Autumn, our contribution, available for download.

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Very cool, congratulations. And a beautiful strip.
Speaking of autumn, I hope that you're planning a trip to LA this fall/winter to brush up on your history:
http://www.hammer.ucla.edu/exhibitions/94/
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