Portrait of Dr Edward Meyer by Lovis Corinth, 1910-1911:
Portrait of Dr Edward Meyer by Lovis Corinth, 1910-1911
Books in Art: Portrait of Dr Edward Meyer by Lovis Corinth
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[Book Nerd Links] Miscellaneous Links for a Manic Monday
- 10 Stunning Writing Studios [courtesy Flavorwire]
- Literary Duos: Canine and Human [courtesy Huff Post Books]
- 15 Real-Life Scientists Share Their Favorite Science Fiction Books, Movies [courtesy Huff Post Books]
- What We See When We Read [The Paris Review]
- The Mystery of the Plaster Plimpton [courtesy The Paris Review]
[Book Nerd Art] Cabbages & Kings by O. Henry
The cover of Cabbages & Kings by O. Henry, 1904:
Cover of Cabbages & Kings by O. Henry, 1904
Wednesday Author Interview: Meet Kevin Scott
Marcia Meara of Bookin’ It interviewed my long-time friend, sometime collaborator, creative sounding board, and ASPL contributor, KM Scott, about his graphic novel series, Legends of Steragos. Check it out, and be inspired!
Legends of Steragos by KM Scott
Today, Bookin’ It welcomes Kevin Scott, a graphic novel author who currently lives and works in Bundang, South Korea.
Hi, Kevin! So nice to have you here today. You are the first author I’ve interviewed who writes graphic novels. Can you tell us a bit about how you became a writer. When did you decide that’s what you wanted to be, and what steps did you take to prepare for a writing career?
KS: I loved watching movies and TV when I was a kid, and really enjoyed hearing a good story. One day, when I was 9, my dad dragged me to see Ghostbusters. I was scared at first. Horror movies freaked me out, and anything with ‘ghost’ in the title was sure to scare me. Two hours later, I walked out of the theater a changed kid. The movie absolutely thrilled…
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Shopping for the Bookworm: Charles Bukowski Birthday Edition
Charles Bukowski Poster by Bean Land. $10.00
Charles Bukowski T-Shirt by Bruns Illustration. $25.00
Writers in Art: Josephine Turpin Washington
Josephine Turpin Washington. What a fascinating, mostly forgotten woman.
Josephine Turpin Washington, 1891, by Irving Garland Penn.
[Book Nerd Links] 100 Actual Titles of Real Eighteenth-Century Novels
100 Actual Titles of Real Eighteenth-Century Novels [courtesy The Toast]*
Do hurry back and share your favourite(s) in the comments section.
*Eighteenth-Century novels are the best.
[Alternative Muses] Coming and Going: Billie Burke/Rabindranath Tagore Mashup
Billie Burke (born 7 August 1884) in Overland Monthly, February 1909
“Reach high, for stars lie hidden in you. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.”-Rabindranath Tagore (died 7 August 1941)
Shopping for the Bookworm: Nancy Drew Edition
Daily Diversion #221: Chuck is a Naughty Girl
Naughty Chuck, caught sleeping in my husband’s shirt drawer.
“Cats are connoisseurs of comfort.”-James Herriot, James Herriot’s Cat Stories
A Small Press Life: Books. Art. Writing. Life. Tea. 