Sunday Post: 10/28/12
Here's What You Might Have Missed Last Week
Monday- COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Supurbia (Issues 1-4) by Grace Randolph
Tuesday- GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Fables, vol 10: The Good Prince by Bill Willingham
Thursday- GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Daisy Kutter: The Last Train by Kazu Kibuishi
Friday- BOOK REVIEW: Audrey's Door by Sarah Lanagan
Here's What's Coming Up This Week (Lots of comics!)
Monday-GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Fables, Vol 11: War and Pieces by Bill Willingham
Wednesday- MONTHLY REFLECTIONS: October 2012
Thursday- NaNoWriMo Update
Friday- BOOK REVIEW: A Casual Vacancy by JK Rowling
This Week's Bookish Offerings
Every now and then I find an interesting book-related blog post, article, or video online. Here’s what grabbed my attention this week.
Fairy Tales for 20-somethings:
Not really an article, but this tumbler, which shortens and modernizes fairy tales and tells them for a more jaded audience, was a great find this week.
i09: What would a Random House/Penguin Merger Mean for Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Interesting insights on this possible big merger in the publishing world
Word for Teens: Characterize: Janice from Janicu's Book Blog on emotionally strong characters.
Great entry on a different type of strong character
Monday- COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Supurbia (Issues 1-4) by Grace Randolph
Tuesday- GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Fables, vol 10: The Good Prince by Bill Willingham
Thursday- GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Daisy Kutter: The Last Train by Kazu Kibuishi
Friday- BOOK REVIEW: Audrey's Door by Sarah Lanagan
Here's What's Coming Up This Week (Lots of comics!)
Monday-GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Fables, Vol 11: War and Pieces by Bill Willingham
Wednesday- MONTHLY REFLECTIONS: October 2012
Thursday- NaNoWriMo Update
Friday- BOOK REVIEW: A Casual Vacancy by JK Rowling
This Week's Bookish Offerings
Every now and then I find an interesting book-related blog post, article, or video online. Here’s what grabbed my attention this week.
Fairy Tales for 20-somethings:
Not really an article, but this tumbler, which shortens and modernizes fairy tales and tells them for a more jaded audience, was a great find this week.
i09: What would a Random House/Penguin Merger Mean for Science Fiction and Fantasy.
Interesting insights on this possible big merger in the publishing world
Word for Teens: Characterize: Janice from Janicu's Book Blog on emotionally strong characters.
Great entry on a different type of strong character