Books and art should be for everyone.

Not just people who have space to keep them. Not just people who have money to splurge. Not just people who live in cities with good libraries.

It is time to digitize the world. We can still have the kind printed on paper. We can have both. It's a good thing.

Just wondering... were the Jabberjays in this book series supposed to have been derived from Steller's Jays? The books describe them as being black and having a crest. Since the Capital is located in the Rockies this would make sense ( Read more... )

The majority of people who hate My Chemical Romance have never actually listened to them. And by "listened to them" I mean like at least one whole album ( Read more... )

Well, I got the new revision of "Rivals" today. It's not perfect (still a bit of pixellation on thin lines), but I don't think there is much else I can do to improve it right now. Blame the size difference between my original lineart and the print size of the book. >_>

Anyway, you can buy it it you'd like!


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Sorry, I am not very good at taking photos. XD


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My book arrived today! :D ( Read more... )

Well, I formatted "Rivals" and processed it on Lulu.com.... I'll know in probably a week or two (whenever my copy that I ordered arrives) whether or not it worked.

*waits on pins and needles*

I figured it was worth it since this whole project was meant to be an experiment... so it gets to be my guinea pig for printing, too. XD

A lot of the people who read a bestselling novel, for example, do not read much other fiction. By contrast, the audience for an obscure novel is largely composed of people who read a lot. That means the least popular books are judged by people who have the highest standards, while the most popular are judged by people who literally do not know any ( Read more... )

Overdue reading project review.

The Wand in the Word: Conversations with Writers of Fantasy by Leonard S. Marcus ( Read more... )

BOOK REVIEW TIME, KIDS.

The Millennium Problems by Keith Devlin ( Read more... )