What I’m currently reading. Not pictured: In the Night Garden by Catherynne M. Valente, The Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King, Moby Dick by Herman Melville, Life of Pi by Yann Martel, Black Ships by Jo Graham, Make Your … Continue reading
Image courtesy the Associated Press • Jaw-dropping art carved from encyclopedias, dictionaries, and medical journals. • Fantastic shadow art of severed heads composed from, suitably, taxidermy and trash. • The 100 best opening lines according to Stylist.co.uk. Looks like they … Continue reading
High school sucked. I hated, hated it to the point of missing weeks at a time because of panic attacks. I started writing poetry to cope. Bad, sad poetry. I still like some of it, actually, and reading it back … Continue reading
Allergies have really been kicking my ass, so I haven’t gotten around to writing that New Orleans post (I know, I know), but I did manage to update my portfolio and get a little reading done. Which brings me to … Continue reading
• New Orleans! I spent two days there with my dad last month. Hit up the French Quarter, fell in love, then overheated and almost passed out at Jazz Fest. Big crowds and pot haze don’t agree with me. But … Continue reading
• Gala Darling poses in Hopeless Lingerie despite hotel screw-ups, blown circuits, and nerves. And the results are breathtaking! • Design a cover for Borowski’s This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen and win $1,000. (Venus febriculosa) • Check … Continue reading
Avon Books, Penguin UK, and Puffin UK.
Cognac Bookcase from Debenhams, Faulkner Library Cabinet from Crate & Barrel, French Victorian Oak Bookcase from Vintage and Modern, Inc., English Bookseller’s Shelf from Victorian Trading Co., and BESTÅ Wall Unit from Ikea. If there’s one thing I love more … Continue reading
Clockwise from top left: First edition printed by Obelisk Press, Flamingo, a Russian edition (if you know the publisher, let me know!), and Grove Press.
