Monthly Archives: February 2012

Preacher Man

I just started reading, or rereading, Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Preacher series.  Years ago I began this title, but after awhile I let it go, around issue #18, and I never got back to it.  I didn’t put it down … Continue reading

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Youth Culture Killed My Dog

Yesterday I finished reading Bradford W. Wright’s Comic Book Nation: The Transformation of Youth Culture in America.   I highly recommend this title for anyone interested in comic-book history, or even interested in cultural American history in general.  One of … Continue reading

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Lurching Forward with My Reading

Over the past week and a half I’ve been reading collected editions in The Walking Dead series.  I went back to revisit two volumes I had previously read, Books 5 and Book 6, so as to refresh myself on what had … Continue reading

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Russian Émigré Short-Story Cycles

As I have mentioned in a couple of previous posts, I’m in the process of working on an essay concerning examples of the short-story cycle in recent Jewish Russian émigré narrative.  I’ve done a bit of work on the short-story cycle … Continue reading

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A Little of This, a Little of That

My reading has been varied these past several weeks…then again, that’s nothing new.  However, in some ways I’ve slowed down a bit, not reading as much as I usually do or as I would like.  And also as usual, I’ve … Continue reading

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