Bio
K
.B. Spangler lives in North Carolina with her husband and two completely awful dogs. They live in the decaying house of a dead poet. She is the author of the webcomics, A Girl and Her Fed and Side Quested, and author of numerous novels and short stories. All projects include themes of privacy, politics, technology, civil liberties, the human experience, and how the lines between these blur like the dickens.
Links
A Girl and Her Fed: A dark comedy webcomic with too many dead politicians.
Side Quested: A light romantic comedy webcomic with queer teens making lots of mistakes.
KBSpangler on Patreon: The most direct way to support these projects on a monthly basis.
Social Media: A list of where to find me online.
Stores
Books: This list is kept updated from newest to oldest publications, in series order.
Freebies: Sample chapters, wallpapers, and other downloadable items.
Swag: The comic’s store has everything from Speedy plushes to original art.
Contact Information
The fastest way to reach me is via my author’s email (kbspangler AT kbspangler DOT com) or via the comic’s email. The second-fastest way to reach me is via posting a comment to this blog.
Traditional items* and mail can be shipped to:
K.B. Spangler // p.o. Box 41241 // Greensboro, NC // 27404
* I check this box infrequently. Please do not ship perishables, especially food.
K.B. SPANGLER 
Hello,
I can not seem to find your email address. However, Your comic today used the password “purple Monkey Dishwasher”. I work at a company in Massachusetts called Nature’s Classroom more specifically at the Groton site. Schools come for a week to a few days and we teach the students about nature and the outdoors. Almost every week we do a skit night called TNL. To let the students know its time to be quiet after a skit we use the call and response Purple Monkey: Dishwasher! It is a long standing tradition for years at the Groton site. I can not help but ask: is this pure coincidence or at some point have you known someone who has or yourself worked at or been to Nature’s classroom? Please let me know my curiosity at this strange happenstance is peeked.
Oh jeeze, I hate to be the one to break this to you, but it’s a line from the old Simpsons episode, “The PTA has Disbanded!”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP_pDXBOSBI
I used this phrase because Marcia Wallace, the actress who played Edna Krabappel, passed away over the weekend.
I am divided. I just got current with AGAHF – now I have my life back but now I have to keep your schedule. I found you after your ‘butt rocket’ on QC. I love your writing; you are pretty darned insightful.
Thank you for a wonderful (sorry, I forget where this sentence was going)
Grumpy Old Man
Thank you! I’m grinding away at more content all of the time–I’ll post everything when I can.
Just wanted to tell you, that you are great. I found AGAHF by accident over your guest strip on questionablecontent and I love your ideas, humour, and the way you write dialogues. Definitely going to read your books too.
Greetings from Austria
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoy the world, and I hope you’ll enjoy the books.
This is the most thoughtful comic I’ve encountered. Beyond smart.
I don’t tweet, but I do read yours.
Same door set, free ground shipping, cheaper price: http://www.houseofantiquehardware.com/antique-reproduction-doorknobs-new-york-round-set?sc=10&category=8
I know…not helping! Still, thought it wouldn’t hurt for you to know that Amazon isn’t always the best price.
Kindest Regards,
a fellow old house owner
Dang, woman, the Rachel Peng books are amazing! Starting in on AGAHF too, but it’s slow doing the web thing on my phone.
Your link above which mentions the dead poet’s house leads to a password locked post about how not to dye curtains…