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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ At left is my favorite book cover of the week for What It Means to Be Human: Historical Reflections from 1791 to the Present by Joanna Bourke (click to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Richards, Cameron Cook, Ellen Kushner, Geoff Ryman, Grimm Brothers Brewhouse, Jo Walton, Joanna Bourke, Little Red Cap, Madolyn, magpie, Neil Gaiman, pie, Pop Art, POV, Roy Lichtenstein, style, The Simpsons, The Warrior Who Carried Life, The Witches of Lublin, Theodora Goss, What It Means to Be Human
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Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ In today’s housing market, here’s the route I may need to go: Via. ♦ For something a bit more expansive, click through to check out more pictures of Hope … Continue reading
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Tagged 24° Studio, Art Deco, Batman, Brave, cake, Dante Nuno, DC reboot, Descent, Fire and Icing, George Lucas, Greg Brotherton, Grégoire Guillemin, Hope Tree, Jambe Davdar, John Constantine, Justice League Dark, Neil Gaiman, Ocean's Eleven, Pixar, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Ray Caesar, semi-colon, Silver Surfer, Steven Spielberg, superheroes, The Daily Superpower, The Simpsons, Ulises Farinas, Wonder Woman
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Patricia A. McKillip’s Harrowing the Dragon
In fantasy circles, Patricia A. McKillip has long been considered a consummate stylist, and her style has been the main reason I have read thirteen of her novels (with several more to read on my shelf). I was particularly interested … Continue reading
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Tagged Harrowing the Dragon, Patricia A. McKillip, style
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Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ My friend Andrea sent me the link to “Late Bloomers” by Malcolm Gladwell over at The New Yorker. A fascinating article! (And one that lifted my over-40 spirits.) ♦ … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle Babies, Brad Rader, Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth, Earthsea, Etsy, fairy-tale films, Jess Nevins, Jo Walton, Kristen Stewart, Late Bloomers, LeBasse Projects, Malcolm Gladwell, movie posters, Pamela Dean, printed ink, Sleep No More, Snow White and the Huntsman, Super Punch, Surface to Air, T.S. Eliot, Tam Lin, Tanith Lee, The New Yorker, The Other Wind, The Secret Country trilogy, Thomas Doyle, Tom Canty, Ursula K. Le Guin, Weird Fiction Review
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