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The Urchin Bookshelf – Fall 2012
Let the leaves fall and the pages turn! Sarah’s books Fun Home by Alison Bechdel After months of reading Geo’s continuously high praise for cartoonist and graphic novelist Alison Bechdel (see here, here, and here), I decided it was time, … Continue reading
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It’s Bookshelf Time
Spring is here! And so are new books to the Urchin Bookshelf! Check it before you wreck it. (Actually, don’t wreck it at all. We only have one, and it was given to us by a large man with a … Continue reading
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Tagged alison bechdel, are you my mother, biographies, books, c.s. lewis, desert solitaire, edward abbey, essays, granta, london, london the lives of the city, michael pollan, prince, ronin ro, the botany of desire, the london scene, the omnivore's dilemma, till we have faces, urchin bookshelf, virginia woolf
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Alison Bechdel Named a 2012 Guggenheim Fellow!
By Geo Ong The Urchins would like to extend our very excited congratulations to Alison Bechdel on that, you know, Guggenheim thing. No big deal, right? 220 Fellowships are awarded each year anyway. Out of somewhere between 3,500 and 4,000 … Continue reading
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Tagged alison bechdel, are you my mother, graphic illustrators, graphic novelists, guggenheim fellowship
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Layering the Page: A Look at Graphic Novels
By Geo Ong As I mentioned earlier in the week, I have been on a graphic novel binge as of late. It’s no secret that the graphic novel medium has catapulted during the past decade, gaining popularity with readers, reviewers, … Continue reading
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Tagged alison bechdel, artists, books, coming of age, fun home, graphic memoirs, graphic novels, illustrators, iran, lgbt, maira kalman, marjane satrapi, persepolis, the principles of uncertainty, women, writers
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