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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Video Friday
In case you were wondering, I assure you that I am not going to make Video Friday all about TEDTalks, but I enjoyed these two and wanted to share. The first is Frank Warren, founder of PostSecret, sharing some of … Continue reading
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Tagged book cover art, Chip Kidd, Frank Warren, PostSecret, TEDTalk, The Book Cover Archive
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Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ It’s National Poetry Month, people! The Academy of American Poets created National Poetry Month in 1996. Check out their site for more information on events in honor of poetry. … Continue reading
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Video Friday
If you don’t know Amy Winfrey’s Making Fiends, you’re in for a treat. What started as a web series of animated shorts eventually became a full season on Nicktoons (only one thus far, alas!). The premise: Charlotte, a friendly, perky … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Winfrey, animation, Fresh Guacamole, Making Fiends, PES
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Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ Allow me to begin this post extolling the magnificent merits of the Cadbury Creme Egg. My devotion to Peeps is one thing, but the sublimity of the Cadbury Egg … Continue reading
Posted in About Writing, Magpie Monday
Tagged Alma Katsu, author websites, book art, book carving, Brian Dettmer, Cadbury Creme Egg, cake, Charlie Jane Anders, Chuck Wendig, DIY MFA, Doc Savage, Doll Bones, e-books, e-readers, Emily St. John Mandel, Golden Press, Gregory Benford, Hellboy, Hellboy in Hell, Holly Black, Horrible Histories, How to Care for Introverts, Introverts, Jess Nevins, Joel Stein, Kate Beaton, Keith Sawyer, Lev Grossman, Lisa Litwack, Marti Guixé, Mike Mignola, Mohamad Itami, Nancy Fulda, Neil Gaiman, Patricia McCormick, Peeps, Rachelle Gardner, Ray Bradbury, Sharon G. Flake, strange children, Susan Cain, Sylvia Plath, The _________'s Daughter, The Palencar Project, The Taker, Theodora Goss, Thomas Umstattd Jr, Toni Morrison, transhumans, Ursula K. Le Guin, Victorians, Will Ludwigsen, xkcd, young adult literature
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