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Archive for August, 2014
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![Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – A tale of two asses: why can’t comics learn? – A YA reading list of books that address suicide and […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Mirya-Byurt-books-115x115.png "The weekly web ramble (8/29)")
The weekly web ramble (8/29)
Posted on August 29, 2014 | No CommentsLinks from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – A tale of two asses: why can’t comics learn? – A YA reading list of books that address suicide and […] -
![Book Jacket: No matter how much the paranormal politics of Atlanta change, one thing always remains the same: if there’s trouble, Kate Daniels will be in the middle of it… […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Magic-Breaks-CROP-115x115.jpg "Magic Breaks by Ilona Andrews – Review")
Magic Breaks by Ilona Andrews – Review
Posted on August 27, 2014 | No CommentsBook Jacket: No matter how much the paranormal politics of Atlanta change, one thing always remains the same: if there’s trouble, Kate Daniels will be in the middle of it… […] -
![So you’ve caught up on all the film and TV buzz, you’ve heard the latest comic news – but what you might not know is, Comic-con was also where the […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Comic-con-2-115x115.jpg "Yurtscope: The Book Report from Comic-con")
Yurtscope: The Book Report from Comic-con
Posted on August 22, 2014 | 2 CommentsSo you’ve caught up on all the film and TV buzz, you’ve heard the latest comic news – but what you might not know is, Comic-con was also where the […] -
The weekly web ramble (8/22)
Posted on August 22, 2014 | No CommentsLinks from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – The 2014 Hugo Award winners – An oldie but goodie: Foz Meadows explains why your default narrative settings are not apolitical […] -
The Tale of Princess Kaguya – teaser
Posted on August 18, 2014 | No CommentsStudio Ghibli takes on a Japanese folk tale – with what looks like magical results. The Tale of Princess Kaguya releases Stateside October 17. -
The weekly web ramble (8/15)
Posted on August 15, 2014 | No CommentsLinks from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Hollywood.com makes their picks for the best book to movie adaptations of all time – The diversity gap in sci fi and […] -
![Book Jacket: A teenage cop from a high-tech future is sent back in time to 1986 New York City. Dayoung Johansson is investigating the Quintum Mechanics megacorporation for crimes against […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Rocket-Girl-CROP-115x115.jpg "Rocket Girl: Times Squared (Vol 1) by Brandon Montclare – Review")
Rocket Girl: Times Squared (Vol 1) by Brandon Montclare – Review
Posted on August 14, 2014 | No CommentsBook Jacket: A teenage cop from a high-tech future is sent back in time to 1986 New York City. Dayoung Johansson is investigating the Quintum Mechanics megacorporation for crimes against […] -
![Review: Another soulless pile of dreck from WB Animation – but the sad thing is, at this point I’m not even surprised. So I think I need to give some context here, […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Assault-on-Arkham-pix-CROP-115x115.png "Batman: Assault on Arkham – Review")
Batman: Assault on Arkham – Review
Posted on August 13, 2014 | No CommentsReview: Another soulless pile of dreck from WB Animation – but the sad thing is, at this point I’m not even surprised. So I think I need to give some context here, […] -
The weekly web ramble (8/8)
Posted on August 8, 2014 | No CommentsLinks from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Remembering L.A. Meyer – The United States’ most beautiful libraries – Psychologists find a surprising thing happens to kids who read […] -
![I think, given the marketing deluge Comic-con unleashes each year, sometimes its easy to overlook the announcements made without the full fanfare and twenty piece marching band – which is […]](https://bookyurt.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/CCI2014-CROP-2-115x115.jpg "Yurtscope: the comics buzz from Comic-con")
Yurtscope: the comics buzz from Comic-con
Posted on August 7, 2014 | No CommentsI think, given the marketing deluge Comic-con unleashes each year, sometimes its easy to overlook the announcements made without the full fanfare and twenty piece marching band – which is […]
