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Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho

Veronika is a pretty, intelligent young woman who works in a library in Slovenia. She isn’t particularly unhappy, but she…

fiction, mental hospital, Slovenia, suicide

Emerald City Comic Con 2011!

After completing an internship at comic and graphic novel publisher Fantagraphic Books, my interest for comics has only increased. This…

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Cinderella, comics, Elephantmen, Emerald City Comic Con, graphic novel, jeph jacques, questionable content, richard starkings, Seattle Comic Con, SofaWolf, The Guild

Tools of Change: The Publishing Pie, February 15, 2011 (via Margaret Atwood: Year of the Flood)

This is a really great talk from author Margaret Atwood. Enjoy. After a blisteringly energy-packed sets-hair-on-fire Book Camp 2, the…

The Phantom Limbs of the Rollow Sisters by Timothy Schaffert

After reading a short story by Timothy Schaffert that I loved I wanted to try some of his longer fiction.…

abandonment, Book Review, death, fiction, Nebraska, schaffert, suicide

Alexandra Kleeman is One Lucky Chick

I don’t typically write posts about individual authors, but an article I read online this week on thedailycamera.com caught my…

Alexandra Kleeman, Fairy Tale, Short Fiction, the paris review

The Awful Possibilities by Christian TeBordo

The only “awful possibility” is that you pick this book up and read it. Ok, now that’s out of the…

Book Review, christian tebordo, featherproof books, horror story, Short Fiction

Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell

*warning: contains spoilers Cloud Atlas, written by the author of The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet, Black Swan Green,…

apocalyptic, cloud atlas, david mitchell, fiction

Books I Gave Up On

Everyone has them. The books gathering dust on shelves, tossed underneath beds, or accumulating various marks of damage at the…

my mother she killed me, the mermaid in the tree, timothy schaffert, unfinished books

Flight: Volume One

Flipping through the pages of a volume of Flight is like holding a rainbow of joy in your hands. It’s…

comics, flight

Buddy Does Seattle by Peter Bagge

Buddy Does Seattle is a compilation of the Buddy Bradley stories from “Hate” Comics #1-15, years 1990-1994 published by Fantagraphics…

buddy bradley, buddy does seattle, comics, fantagraphics books

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