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Your week in books#30
When I was a lot younger, I was really into the film “Snow Falling On Cedars”, so much so that I had to cut back on my obsessive buying of buttered corn (Don’t ask.) just so I could save up … Continue reading
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Tagged 300, alan moore, amazon, david guterson, emma, frank miller, graphic novels, jane austen, kindle fire, kurt vonnegut, lost girls, marshall cavendish, marshall cavendish children's books, pride and prejudice, sense and sensibility, sin city, snow falling on cedars, sylvia plath, ted hughes, v for vendetta, watchmen
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Book review: Sarah Blakley-Cartwright’s “Red Riding Hood”
To be honest, the only reason I even thought of picking up this book was because of the trailer. I’m the easiest person to market stuff to: just mention that there’s going to be some shirtless boys with accents in … Continue reading
My comic book childhood
If it wasn’t clear from my numerous posts on “Lost Girls“, let me say it straight to everybody: I grew up on comic books. I think my relation ship with comic books started in much the same way it did … Continue reading
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Tagged alan moore, coching, el indio, graphic novels, lost girls, marvel 1602, melinda gebbie, my life in books, neil gaiman, sandman, v for vendetta, watchmen
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Lost Girls, Book Three “The Great and Terrible”
Finally, our story ends. With war on the horizon, Alice, Dorothy, and Wendy bring their tales to a close. Their tales get more lurid, just like the sexual configurations they get involved in at the hotel they are staying in, … Continue reading
Lost Girls, Book Two “Neverlands”
I’m not one to shock easy, as most of my friends can tell you. I don’t act all offended in front of pornography (unless it involves feces or animals). I’m pretty sure that I’ve seen some stuff online that would … Continue reading
Lost Girls, Book One “Older Girls”
From the very first page, Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie make it very clear that “Lost Girls” is most definitely for adults. And they never let up throughout the ten chapters of this first book, continuously exposing the reader to … Continue reading
Lost (Girls), now found
Yes, I know it’s already been out in the States since 2009, but this is the year that “Lost Girls” actually becomes available in Philippine bookstores. Actually, used to be available would be a better description as the three big … Continue reading