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.

13 December 2017

Happy Holidays from Highlights

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This week H-Net’s American Studies discussion site published Patrick Cox’s article “What's Wrong with Christmas in Highlights for Chi...
07 December 2017

Guest Reviewer on The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage

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Godson has some things to say about The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage : …the book ostensibly isn’t on the scale of the trilogy. I was ...
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18 October 2017

“Comics and Medicine” Coming to MICE, Oct. 21

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The Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (MICE) is coming up this weekend, and on Saturday I’ll moderate a panel on “Comics and Medicine...
06 October 2017

Choice Bits from M. T. Anderson

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Entertainment Weekly’s interview with M. T. Anderson about his new novella, Landscape with Invisible Hand , focused on its timeliness and...
04 October 2017

Years before Lord of the Flies

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William Golding’s Lord of the Flies sits in a long line of novels about shipwrecked voyagers stretching back to the beginning of the Engl...
02 October 2017

Dahl’s Chocolate Boy

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Last month I wrote about the suddenly fashionable but not really new news that Roald Dahl had originally described Charlie Bucket as blac...
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30 September 2017

Pocketing the Bad Machinery Series

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I heartily enjoy John Allison’s Bad Machinery graphic novels, following a team of teen detectives in the fictional mid-sized city of Tackl...
16 September 2017

The Original Charlie Bucket

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The press in both Britain and America is abuzz with reports that Roald Dahl originally wrote of Charlie Bucket, hero of Charlie and the C...
14 September 2017

“The only one there is you.”

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From novelist David Burr Gerard at LitHub, writing about the biggest influences on him as a storyteller : And if I hadn’t fallen in love a...
08 September 2017

Golding and the Girls

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Recently news broke that a Hollywood studio optioning a remake of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies with marooned schoolgirls instead s...
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