Oz and Ends

Musings about some of my favorite fantasy literature for young readers, comics old and new, the peculiar publishing industry, the future of books, kids today, and the writing process.

Showing posts with label BOOK Wind in the Willows. Show all posts

Showing posts with label BOOK Wind in the Willows. Show all posts

01 May 2012

Pulling Out the Emerald City

As books become electronic , and public-domain texts are as easy to find online as ads for World of Warcraft, one response for print publi...

19 January 2012

Moorcock: “the prose of the nursery-room”

From Michael Moorcock’s essay “Epic Pooh,” as archived at Revolution SF (it was originally written in 1978, revised in 1989, and revised ag...

09 February 2010

“It’s Already In My Pocket” Appeal

From a posting by Andrew Karre at CarolRhoda Books on the future of books : Now that every carrier has what David Pogue calls an app phone o...

07 May 2009

Onion Sauce! Onion Sauce!

In Sunday's Boston Globe , Katherine A. Powers elegantly dissects the two competing annotated editions of Kenneth Grahame 's The Wi...

15 November 2008

Gaiman on Milne on Grahame

With the twentieth anniversary of The Sandman comics, new novels coming out, an upcoming gig on the last days of Batman , and a movie adapt...

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