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‘’Since their earliest days, people have been fascinated with power’’The Fla
Blackmask: ‘’Batman does not use guns’’Robin: ‘’ I’m not B
2nd in my children’s books fan art is American Girl: Addy Walker! As a kid I really loved the
“Now in my younger days I used to sport a shag,When I went to school I carried lunch in a bag.
AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize for Excellence in Science Books Longlists AAAS and Subaru are pleased
DC comics books in the 1960s many times had a Neal Adams=drawn cover to sucker you into buying the c
Some serious character development this week
The Horror at Camp Jellyjam contained all of the elements I crave in a Goosebumps book. It wasn&rsqu
April Fools features one of the best opening chapters I’ve read in my Point Horror reviews. It
It is worth noting right off the bat that this is the one book in the main Fear Street series that i
Dream Date was stronger in concept than it was in execution. I really liked the ideas that Sinclair
I had high hopes for this one. I love stories that play with dreams and a shifting sense of reality.
The Cheater had a really solid beginning but it got lost in the weeds about halfway through. The pre
Trick or Treat does a lot of things well. I enjoyed the way that Cucsick created a creepy atmosphere
Monster Blood III is the sort of sequel you get when you start with a shoddy concept and then stretc
I first read Road to Nowhere when I was 10, and oh boy was I way too young to handle significant par
Brochure interior art
Interior brochure art
A piece I did for my regional SCBWI conference
Some chicken bumpkins
this book is def a childhood staple. my aunts used to send me books from college often as a kid. the
Attack of the Mutant was a lot of fun. It was more of an adventure story than a horror story, but I
The Cuckoo Clock of Doom holds the distinction of being one of the sillier Goosebumps books, and yet
My Hairiest Adventure was a mess of ideas that never really added up to a coherent story. I did appr
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