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<\/a><\/div>\nThese posters are SO COOL. 40’s style and color palette makes them look perfectly legitimate as 40’s WPA posters, but the faces – the helmets – and the like just make me laugh. Check out the rest of them<\/a>. Via The Mary Sue<\/a>.<\/p>\n Soo, when was the last time you were Hermione Granger? I was Dumbledore just last week…<\/p>\n According to a study out of the University of Buffalo, you are what you read… in fantasy, anyway. “Becoming a Vampire Without Being Bitten: <\/i><\/a>The Narrative Collective Assimilation Hypothesis,” published in the current issue journal Psychological Science, presents research supporting the authors’ hypothesis that by absorbing narratives, we can psychologically become a member of the group of characters described therein, a process that makes us feel connected to those characters and their social world. <\/i><\/p>\n Thus says the article, anyway; the heads-up courtesy of Tasha over at Waking Brain Cells<\/a>. The jury is still out as to whether or not I’ve ever been Edward — but I’m pretty sure the answer there is NO.<\/p>\n OH, my word. Subterranean Press<\/i> put out a summer YA edition of their magazine. You probably knew that. Gwenda Bond did an awesome editing job, and wrote a witty introduction. You knew that, too. But did you read the freebies online? And that story by Sarah Rees Brennan? IT IS STILL HAUNTING ME. I dreamed about it. My heart got twinges. If you haven’t taken a moment to read it, GO.<\/a><\/p>\n