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Month: December 2010

December 29, 2010

The Cybils Panel Book Club

Every year, there’s that moment of anxiety as the Cybils SFF nominations come in. You think, “OH, my goodness, I should have read more…

December 26, 2010

Need a New Year’s Resolution? Shiny Happy Sewing

(WARNING: A blog post completely off the topic of YA lit, but a great idea to pass along to your craftastic readers, if you’re…

December 23, 2010

Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!

Warm wishes from Tanita and Aquafortis for a very happy holiday season filled with love, books and MMM COOKIES! (Check out the link for…

December 22, 2010

Attn: Attolia Addicts!

Just cruising by to say, if you’re a fan of Megan Whelan Turner, don’t miss her Five Questions interview with the Horn Book‘s Martha…

December 21, 2010

W00T! 826 Valencia Street rides on

Well, here’s a little diversion from Chriskwanzukkah/Solstice stuff: Because of where we went to grad school – in the Bay Area – A.F. and…

December 19, 2010

Star Wars Meets Awesome

You should see the one of Yoda. Well, no, it’s not really a picture book drawn by Seuss, either. I can’t remember who brought…

December 18, 2010

Steampunk/Alt History Week: One Last Hurrah

Our final (I think) steampunk/alt history week post is all about linkage. If you’re looking for a full roundup of this week’s steampunk links,…

December 17, 2010

Steampunk/Alt History Week: Living in Color

When steampunk hit its recent resurgence, I thought back to my love of The Wild, Wild West reruns with just a bit of nostalgia….

December 16, 2010

Steampunk/Alt History Week: Dress the Part

(l-r) Deacon Boondini, the Great Gatsby and Giovanni James of the James Gang, a neovaudevillean performance troupe, as photographed by Robert Wright for The…

December 15, 2010

Steampunk/Alt History Week: Imagining Sophie’s Edinburgh

Welcome again to Steampunk/Alt History week. It’s time to time travel. “You see, I am an inveterate reader of British school girl stories, and…

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