Bop #1, 1982 Kitchen Sink, 2.75 John Pound cover Rick Geary back cover – strip illustrating the first verse of The Beach Boys‘ “Surf City” Dismal sales led to cancellation afte… more →
Vintage (and not so vintage) Paperbackswrote 10 hours ago: Pearl by John W. Howell ©2013 Pearl is a girl. Heh, heh, heh, I really b … more →
wrote 12 hours ago: Hi, it is a cold, frost covered day here in Canberra. I’m blogging for my website at the momen … more →
wrote 18 hours ago: The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards Author: Kristopher Jansma Published: 2013 Length: 272 pages Why I … more →
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wrote 1 day ago: This is an excerpt from my first novel in the House of Crimson and Clover series, St. Charles at Dus … more →
wrote 1 day ago: A few weeks ago, I came across Molly’s So You Read the Hunger Games flow chart, which suggests in a … more →
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wrote 2 days ago: I entered a contest to celebrate the release of a Kurt Vonnegut tribute book titled So it Goes. The … more →
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wrote 2 days ago: Below is an excerpt from The Storm and the Darkness, coming in July. Mr. Jenkins lay on the table, s … more →
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