MEDIA DIET

Deb Chachra on: the Library app, Midnight Radio, Vancouver museums.

Read This Post

By Deb Chachra

PLANET OF PERIL (49)

TALKING CARS & DUMMIES

Read This Post

By Lynn Peril

23rd
Nov

The Cinematic Possibilities of Pop-up Books

At Slate last week, Troy Patterson argued that books don’t need to be promoted with the kind of flashy, light-beer cinema that is the...
Read This Post

By Matthew Battles

22nd
Nov

Chess Match (1)

ORANGE: Egmont, our interests have for years weighed upon my heart; I ever stand as over a chess-board, and regard no move of my...
Read This Post

By Joshua Glenn

22nd
Nov

Terry Gilliam

TERRY GILLIAM (born 1940) first worked with John Cleese (and Gloria Steinem) in the early 1960s, on Harvey Kurtzman’s Help, collaborating on a fumetti:...
Read This Post

By David Smay

21st
Nov

Björk

Is it possible that BJÖRK (born 1965) is not an unreasonably talented singer and video artist, but just a typical Icelander who bothered to...
Read This Post

By David Smay

20th
Nov

The Book is a Weapon (9)

House of Mystery #201 (April, 1972). Cover illustration by Michael Kaluta. *** Ninth in an occasional series.
Read This Post

By HILOBROW

20th
Nov

Chester Gould

CHESTER GOULD (1900-85) missed his calling as a professional designer of deathtraps. In the middle of one 1943 Dick Tracy sequence Gould wrote and...
Read This Post

By Douglas Wolk

20th
Nov

Scurvy Note-Taking Pirates!

In the Golden Age, when the fruit of knowledge hung heavy from boughs in the grove of academe and all the birds and beasts...
Read This Post

By Matthew Battles

19th
Nov

R+M (7): SUMMER, XI’AN, WARRIOR

Robot: “Summer, Xi’an, Warrior” — by Joe Alterio *** Robots and Monsters, a website that swaps custom-designed cartoons and pop art in exchange for...
Read This Post

By Joe Alterio