Megan Rose Gedris does not know where the line is between bragging and self promotion and so falls back on self depreciating humor so as not to upset their impostor syndrome. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris lives in a garbage can and draws comics on the back of pizza boxes. Their best friend is a possum and they poop every time they laugh. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris is unable to assess their career from outside themself and all internal judgments say they’re a sham who should be exiled to the middle of a volcano. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris is the most amazing artist and writer ever and everything they touch turns to gold. If you don’t already know who they are, you’re a weirdo who should be exiled to the middle of a volcano. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris has lived a very strange life that nobody believes anyway so they might as well make up even more outlandish backstories. They are the secret emperor of the world. Read their books or die.
Megan Rose Gedris used to do a lot of cool things that they don’t do anymore and they’ve been feeling like a has-been lately, and talking about their accomplishments in the past tense makes them feel empty in the present tense. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris doesn’t know what to write here and considered looking themself up on their own wikipedia page, but they know the page is kind of outdated and has a photo of them with awful hair from 15 years ago and they cannot bring themself to look at it. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris has had a career where if feels like people are more interested in following them on social media than ever actually reading their work, and so feel compelled to highlight their personality instead of their work, while simultaneously wanting to step out of the spotlight and not talk about themself. Do not look at them. Read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris has been feeling burned out by art lately and has semi seriously considered giving it all up to start an artisan pickle company. Chris Onstad makes syrup now and he seems really happy. You know what? Don’t read their books.
Megan Rose Gedris broke into comics with YU+ME: dream, a surreal lesbian romance series that was the recipient of Prism Comics’ Queer Press Grant. Their short story Trans Plant was nominated for an Eisner Award. Their comics have appeared in a dozen different publications as well as several self published books funded through very successful kickstarter campaigns. Their work focuses on genre fiction starring women and queer people with lots of humor. They enjoy performing, designing textiles, and playing music. They live in Chicago.