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.

31 May 2012

Desert Island Discussions

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At Vanity Fair , culture blogger Bruce Handy and New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff discussed the enduring popularity of the desert isl...
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30 May 2012

Reconciling with the Wizard of Oz

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Yesterday I described a review of a latter-day Oz book by Hugh Pendexter III. Among Oz fans he’s best known for his short book Oz and the...
29 May 2012

A Crochety Review of Oz

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Last week my mother alerted me to an intersection of the far reaches of two orthogonal hobbies: crochet and Oz fanfiction. Chain Link is ...
28 May 2012

Jules Feiffer Tries Yet Another New Thing

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Christopher Borrelli’s interview with Jules Feiffer in the Chicago Tribune brings out several interesting remarks about his multifacete...
27 May 2012

Designing a 21st-Century Robin for Young Justice

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Among the interviews that Young Justice producer Brandon Vietti did to promote the show’s second season is this article at IGN , which qu...
26 May 2012

Swell in Possibility

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From the Boston Globe and Jeannine Atkins come descriptions of the “Little White House Project: Dwell in Possibility,” an art installati...
25 May 2012

Rep. Mike Coffman Displays OIP Derangement Syndrome

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This week’s expression of OIP Derangement Syndrome  comes from Mike Coffman, now in his second term representing a portion of Colorado in th...
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24 May 2012

More Creeped-Out Hellbound II Reviews

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More Hellbound II reviews, starting with Roz Young at Sequential Tart : As a fan of the horror genre, I am impressed by the passion of ...
22 May 2012

Darkside Is Coming, Now Nothing Is Real

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The Morton Report recently featured Bill Baker’s online conversation with artist Tommy Castillo about a book called The Art of The Darksid...
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21 May 2012

Oh, the Irony!

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Yesterday I quoted a mention of Men Without Hats , the Canadian New Wave band that had a big hit in 1983, helped by an inexplicably mediev...
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