Disney is about to reopen its Shanghai theme park. It could be a lot longer before that happens in the U.S. [in print as Disney takes cautious approach to reopening U.S. parks].
Washington Post May 7, 2020 , p. A26
Thursday, May 07, 2020
Howl’s Moving Castle versions interpreted by DC's Elyse Martin
Elyse Martin is a Chinese-American Smith College graduate who lives in Washington DC with her husband and two cats. She writes reviews for Publisher's Weekly, and her essays and humor pieces have appeared in The Toast, Electric Literature, Perspectives on History, The Bias, Entropy Magazine, and Smithsonian Magazine. She spends most of her time writing and making atrocious puns—sometimes simultaneously—and tweets @champs_elyse. She's at work on several novels.
The Swamp by Yoshiharu Tsuge: An Interview with Ryan Holmberg
The Swamp by Yoshiharu Tsuge: An Interview with Ryan Holmberg
Tom Devlin
Erin Entrada Kelly and Terri Libenson, "We Dream of Space" and "Becoming Brianna" in conversation with Karen MacPherson
Erin Entrada Kelly and Terri Libenson, "We Dream of Space" and "Becoming Brianna" in conversation with Karen MacPherson
Politics and Prose Bookstore May 7, 2020Comics on The Lily - Sage Coffey and coronavirus
Coronavirus caused chaos. Cutting my hair gives me a sense of control.
Changing an aspect of my appearance is soothing, even if it doesn't come out perfectly
Wednesday, May 06, 2020
The Post on Disney's coronavirus problems
Disney sees profit drop because of coronavirus, but worst is likely yet to come
No plan yet for reopening U.S. theme parks, no stock dividend contemplated for next six months, executives tell analysts
Washington Post May 6, 2020
Tuesday, May 05, 2020
Cooking Korean, Robin Ha, and Bulgogi
Cooking Korean, Robin Ha, and Bulgogi
I'll catch up with Robin Ha, author of Cook Korean! A Comic Book with Recipes, while making bulgogi.
Editorial Cartoon by Steve Artley
Recent Cartoon in mixed media (click on Image for larger view)
"Dystopia at the Piggly Wiggly"
Wash Post's coronavirus art call - a chance to appear in the Post
We'd like to see the artwork you're creating during the coronavirus crisis
Sunday, May 03, 2020
Telnaes' full-page Post cartoon on Trump
Trump's hunka hunka daily love
The president has turned his coronavirus briefings into an odd variety show.
By Ann Telnaes
Washington Post May 3 2020, p. A28
May 8: A Conversation with Roz Chast “Is Now When I Should Panic?"
The Museum of the City of New York is hosting a talk with Roz Chast online, on May 8th at 4 pm. Registration is encouraged.
In case any of you might be interested:
Friday, May 01, 2020
Library of Congress on preserving Captain America #1
Preservation Week: From Captain America to Thomas Jefferson
Thursday, April 30, 2020
May 7: Terri Libenson online at Politics and Prose
Erin Entrada Kelly and Terri Libenson, "We Dream of Space" and "Becoming Brianna" in conversation with Karen MacPherson
https://www.crowdcast.io/e/erin-entrada-kelly-terri-libenson/
Ages 8-12
Join us for an afternoon with two award-winning middle grade authors as they discuss their authentic and compulsively readable new books. In We Dream of Space, the latest release from the Newbery Medal-winning author of Hello, Universe, three siblings navigate a chaotic household and the trials of seventh grade as they await the launch of the Challenger space shuttle. In Becoming Brianna, the fourth book in the Emmie & Friends graphic novel series, Brianna Davis prepares for her bat mitzvah while pressure builds from her mother's expectations and a fight with her best friend. Readers will find comfort and company in these refreshingly honest portrayals of family, friendship, and middle school angst.
In Conversation with Karen MacPherson, Children and Teens Librarian, Takoma Park, MD Library.
"We Dream of Space" - https://www.politics-prose.com/book/9780062747303
"Becoming Brianna" - https://www.politics-prose.com/book/9780062894533
Terry Flippo on Blockhead podcast
Terry Flippo
Blockhead podcast 2020-04-08
Small-press cartoonist (and former mailman) Terry Flippo has made a big splash with hit webcomic, "Deliver Me!" about life carrying the mailbag for the U.S. Postal Service! Terry and Geoff talk about "Deliver Me!", small press, the early days of SPX and some of the challenges faced by mail carriers in the days of Covid-19.
Latest Liz at Large posted
Liz At Large: "Accomplishment"
How sweet it is.
Liz Montague
Apr 30, 2020
Cavna and cartoonists on Pence, unmasked
How cartoonists are ridiculing Pence's Mayo Clinic visit without a mask
Washington Post April 30, 2020
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