Posted in Book Reviews, Doranchorn, Excessively Diverting, Neil Gaiman, tagged Comic Review, CryptoZooey, Graphic Classroom, Library, Microfiche, Microfilm on August 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Oh-gosh. Where-oh-where have I been!? Tropical Storm Fay is where I’ve been (not literally), laptopless, and randomly working on Doranchorn. I’ve a little something-something to say on the structure of the scratch-draft, but less and less time to say it. A couple things:
CryptoZooey #1
My review of CrpytoZooey #1 appeared Thursday on The Graphic Classroom. Here’s [...]
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Yikes! My laptop’[wa]s MIA for both this past and coming week (with most lofty regards to yon gods of technology; [spit in my palm and lick saltrock - *rain dance*]). My weekend wasn’t very productive. I read and began my review of Kaoru Mori’s Emma (1) for The Graphic Classroom, and – well – I frankly did a [...]
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Posted in Northern Florida, Oops! Writing, tagged Abridged Classics, Alan More, Book Censors, Comics, Ellen Hopkins, Fables, Graphic Novels, Manga, Neil Gaiman, Public Libraries, The Graphic Classroom, YA Fiction, Young Adult on August 6, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Fables: Legends in Exile
I opted against a secondary-education degree because I chose not to suffer the politicking of a school-board or the – in my opinion – backward mores of parents-with-their-child’s-interests-at-heart. I thought it a crime to put highschoolers through what we humored by teaching an abridged Huck Finn that omitted whole chapters and “niggers”. [...]
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