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The Man Who Killed Pluto

Mike Brown is the man who killed Pluto. He is the planet killer in 2005 who started the debate that Pluto is not a planet.…

Figment is Imagination

You see kids texting everywhere. Figment.com is about to harness all that energy and turn these young texters into writers of novels. Kids in Japan…

Dr. Seuss Does Star Wars

Cartoonist Adam Watson is channeling through Dr. Seus as he asks, “What if Dr. Seuss did Star Wars.” The Star Wars parody is taken to…

Music by Andrew Zuckerman

The marriage of music and photography has always been a selling point of image for any musician. Mick Jagger always understood the power of image,…

They Call Me Baba Booey

America’s most abused man has his own book. They Call Me Baba Booey is the story of Gary Patrick Dell’Abate. For more than 27 years…

Pop-Up Book – Il était une fois

As pop-up books go, they attract the attention of young readers who are mostly concerned with images and less on text. Benjamin Lacombe and his…

Book Addiction

Book addiction can be dangerous to your health. It keeps IKEA in business to feed your book addiction.  Grant Snider has captured the constant book…

Duncan MacPherson the Artist

Duncan Ian Macpherson is considered one of Canada’s best political cartoonists. He received the highest honors bestowed for an editorial cartoonist; the ORDER OF CANADA,…

Tintin and Lovecraft

Tintin’s world just got a bit more macabre. Artist Murray Groat injects H.P. Lovecraft’s best Cthulhu themes into new elaborate homage paintings of classic Tintin…

Alphabets: A Miscellany of Letters

The alphabet is a powerful thing of beauty. Each letter can be traced to our daily use of language through the alphabet. The alphabet can…

Cthulhu Mythos By Kids

The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.-H.P. Lovecraft H.P. Lovecraft…

Uncertain Future

Uncertain Futures is a visual history of the Cold War era through science fiction in America. Morgan Hubbard examines the early days of science fiction…

Arthur Rimbaud Documentary

Arthur Rimbaud is brought to life with drawings and pictures of his times with a new documentary. The enfant terrible is given justice as his poems are read by Joan Baez with the accompaniment of music in an attempt to present a visual of Arthur Rimbaud's life. The much-fabled poet's life is shrouded in mystery and legend. Most of it marred in tragedy and misery. His poetry transcends time as his youthful angst speaks to every generation screaming to be heard. He has seen the darkness of the soul and turned it into a visual macabre dance of words.

An Awesome Book of Thanks!

Ideas are like seeds, sometimes they grow wild and spread like crazy and inspire others. LA-based artist and writer Dallas Clayton made people smile with…

iPad Hits Snag

The reason I bought an iPad was to declutter my book and magazine collection. I am starting to find the whole downloading of books takes…

Marilyn Monroe: Fragments

Just when you thought you knew all there was to know about Marilyn Monroe. Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters explores her tormented muse in prose…

Copying

In Praise of Copying by Marcus Boon. A very interesting free read. Go ahead and copy. Copying seems to manifest as a pressing issue at…

Margaret Atwood’s Twitter Superheroes

Margaret Atwood has nothing to prove, her illustrious writing career has earned earn many fans. Now she is a superhero designer on Twitter. She has…

Know Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni

Big Bang theorists want you to know there are different levels of nerds.  Know Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni on threadless demonstrates the variations of…

The Most Dangerous Book For Kids

The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments was supposedly banned by the government due to the fact that kids could seriously injure themselves. There are only…