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Free Comic Book Day!
The crowd at National Book Store’s Free Comic Book Day celebrations. First of all, I’d like to apologize to the handful of people who read this blog. Real life has been a lot hectic lately, and it’s been really hard … Continue reading
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
Posted in Your Week In Books
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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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
Posted in My Life in Books
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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