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Archive for November, 2008

Here I am being somewhat lackadaisical at my post (I’d gather I’m leaning against a bookcase, absently watching another’s chess game) when a quirky thing named Sadie, who was adorable (she looked like you, Les! – what with wild hair ["If only we could get her to comb it," her dad says], a gypsy-skirt, and [...]

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The editor of the Graphic Classroom [Chris Wilson] was invited to write a feature for 417 Magazine in defense of comics.
Many children and teens hate reading because they are taught early on to read only the literature that adults deem important, not necessarily what the child might deem interesting. Comic literature, as it turns out, [...]

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So, I thought this was silly. Neil Gaiman reads from Creepy Doll, then descends subsequently into tambourin[ical] tyranny (okay, so maybe it’s not all that tyrannical; the phrase, however, is alliterative [if nonsense]). Here he is on stage with Paul-and-Storm in Manchester and the Tyrannical Tambourine [jangle].

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Inordinately and comically busy, what with the Library’s Great Pumpkin Escape, the Why Waste Good Technology on Science and Medicine? open-gaming event, and planning November 15ths O-GE in honor of the ALA’s first annual National Gaming Day. Oy.
I will be attending the Gainesville Community Playhouse presentation of Jane Eyre: The Musical (what!?) sometime in this next week, [even [...]

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