Comics Links Scripps News talked to Mike Carey about his “real” novels, like The Devil You Know, and his graphic novels, like Re-Gifters. Comic Book Resources interviews Amy Kim Ganter, who creates American Manga. ICv2 interviews Marvel publisher Dan Buckley. The Daily Cross Hatch interviews Paul Karasik, who edited the Fletcher Hanks collection I Shall…
Comics Links Eddie Campbell tries to define what a graphic novel is. (Illustration of Campbell deep in thought by Campbell.) The LA Times has an article about the webcomic A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge. Publishers Weekly interviews Satoru Kannagi, writer of Only the Ring Finger Knows. PW also reports on the massive Japanese convention…
No links came with obvious top-of-the-post illustrations today, so, instead, let’s focus on the Monday-ness of today, and think demotivation. Comics Links Comic Book Resources looks at webcartoonists at Wizard World Chicago. Wizard talks to Avatar Press artist Jacen Burroughs. Comic Book Resources interviews Hugh Sterbakov, writer of Freshmen. CBR also chats with artist Adrian…
The Seattle Times reviews Jasper Fforde’s “Thursday Next” series. Slate looks at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The Agony Column reviews Alan Campbell’s Lye Street, a novella-as-a-book prequel to Scar Night. Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist reviews Jeff Somers’s The Electric Church. Blogcritics has what I think is their sixth review for Harry Potter and the…
The Agony Column reviews Ibrahim S. Amin’s The Monster Hunter’s Handbook. Fantasybookspot reviews David Bilsborough’s first novel, the epic fantasy The Wanderer’s Tale. Fantasybookspot also reviews Julie E. Czerneda’s Survival. SFF World reviews The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks. SciFi UK Review also covers the June issue of Hub magazine. Strange Horizons reviews Scarlet…
SF Signal reviews the novelization of the Transfomers movie by Alan Dean Foster. Fantasy Book Critic reviews The Dark River by John Twelve Hawks. Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist shamelessly plugs Tad Williams’s Otherland series. Strange Horizons continues reviewing John Crowley’s AEgypt novels this week with a look at the second book, Love & Sleep. Book Fetish…
I should warn you about these link-lists: Mondays tend to be longer than usual (since there’s a lot of content that goes up on the weekend, or early on Monday), and the beginning of the month tends to be longer than usual. Since we’re just past both of those things, this is going to be…
