Reviews – Page 121 – Dispatches From Wonderland

August 17, 2005

Agile Shifting: The Work of Gregory Maguire

I am on a Gregory Maguire kick. Ever since the triumphant West Coast opening of Wicked, the Broadway musical based on his novel, I’ve…

August 15, 2005

A Strange Tale of Adolescence and Pesto

“There’s so much to learn, isn’t there? A million things of different sizes that I don’t know.”Australian writer Nick Earls has a wit that…

August 9, 2005

I HAVE been! Honest!

As a matter of fact, yes I have been reading. And reading. And reading, and reading and READING. Short story collections, sci-fi, fantasy series,…

July 28, 2005

A Cinderella Story

I was really looking forward to Laurie Halse Anderson’s newest release, Prom; I loved Speak so much, and I enjoyed Catalyst, though it didn’t…

July 22, 2005

Great stuff from an Aussie: Melina Marchetta

“What a dream come true, right? Seven hundred and fifty boys, and thirty girls? But the reality is that it’s either like living in…

July 17, 2005

Writing with an IQ

“Geeky people often have that which is most valuable in this life . . . A mind with its own heartbeat.”If you haven’t had…

June 30, 2005

There's Only One Thing On Their Minds: 'It'

It’s all about Id… One of the ways I know for sure that I’ll never become a book reviewer as a day job is…

June 28, 2005

A Rebel in Dystopia

“My friend Hergal had killed himself again.” This bald statement begins a creative and somewhat bemusing trek into the mind of Tanith Lee. Already…

June 20, 2005

Games People Play

I’m going to go out on a limb, here, and say that Athenum Books for Young Readers is pushing Mariah Fredericks’ novels as nouvelle…

June 18, 2005

The Thing from Planet Fortis, Chapter the First

I feel terrible that TadMack has had to put my words on the blog for me, because I’ve been too busy to post anything…

Wonderland started in 2005 as a collaborative space for our writing group to share news, links, book recommendations, and thoughts on writing for young adults.

Through various iterations, we've still held to our core vision, finding Wonderland, and sharing our discoveries.

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