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.

01 March 2007

This Is Not a Good Game

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Fuse #8 's link to the "Dylan Hears a Who" website prompted me to listen to Dr. Seuss's text of The Cat in the Hat again...
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27 February 2007

New Old Oz Discussion List

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Troubles at a Salt Lake City internet company this month shut down the Regalia mailing list, one of a handful devoted to discussing the Oz b...
26 February 2007

The Great British Punctuation Shortage

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Today I started to read Larklight , by Philip Reeve, with illustrations by David Wyatt, published simultaneously in the UK and US by Bloomsb...
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25 February 2007

Kids Saying the Darnedest Things

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National Public Radio’s Weekend America went to kids at a library in Tucson to ask them what they thought of the opening of The Higher Pow...
24 February 2007

Life and What I Make of It

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It’s an icon for my generation of Americans, a TV commercial that debuted a couple of years before my family got our first set and ran throu...
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22 February 2007

Buzz Marketing Books to Teens

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Publishers and book reviewers have been interacting pretty much the same way for many years. Publishers send the reviewers at big newspapers...
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21 February 2007

"Bold Take" on Oz Coming to Chicago Stage

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Scott Cummings has spread the word about The Great and Powerful Wizard of Oz , a new adaptation of Baum's novel by Phillip C. Klapperich...
20 February 2007

Somebody Never Read the Book

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After seeing the trailer for the new Bridge to Terabithia movie , I wrote, “ Some people will be terribly disappointed . . . . The movie wi...
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19 February 2007

Not Crushed by Farmhouse After All

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Bit of a scare yesterday to see a photo of Meinhardt Raabe on the front page of the New York Times under the headline “Cause of Death: Crus...
18 February 2007

Are You Feeling Lucky?

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The children's book world is buzzing over some librarians’ complaints about this year’s Newbery Medal winner, The Higher Power of Lucky ...
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