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Beginning: "The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock" in comic book form
Artist and illustrator Julian Peters posted the first nine pages of a comic-book adaptation of T.S. Eliot’s poem “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” on his website some time ago. A recent wave of attention for the project convinced him to resume work on it soon, with the aim of making “rapid progress on it early in the new year.” writing"Fake Buddha Quotes"
Sounds like someone is putting their knowledge to good use ( Read more... )The Loneliness of the Old White Male
Nice take down of a man named David Gilmour - who is "a novelist and a broadcaster; he teaches a few classes at Victoria College; and he makes extremely blinkered statements about literature" - and a nice discussion of literature professors, and what they try to do.http://www.QOTD
"Nobody else can be alive for you."
- e.e cummingsThe Marching Morons
C.M. Kornbluth's story, "The Marching Morons" involves a man from the 20th Century who wakes up in a future in which the average I.Q. has been lowered to the level of moron (I don't think calling someone whose I.Q. is below 70 a "moron" is allowed any longer, although it used to actually be used ( Read more... )Star Trek, Star Wars & Marvel Comics characters rendered as Pixar from the Minion Factory
http://minionfactory.blogspot.com/search/label/Pixar
He started after the announcement that Disney was buying Marvel Comics. His explanation is below:This project started after the announcement of Disney buying Marvel comics and all the the fans started making ( Read more... )