September 2010
In CLOCKWORK ANGEL, a 19th-century American aristocrat travels to London to rendezvous with a brother who's been ensnared by dark magic. Under the guise of reuniting the family, members of the evil Pandemonium Club --- warlocks and vampires --- arrange for the girl's kidnapping and train her to use her shape-changing powers.
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September 2010
Patrick Carman broke new ground for publishing with the first two Skeleton Creek stories, creating the most successful hybrid of text and web video yet. Now he ups the ante even further with THE CROSSBONES, taking the suspense to new places, and taking his legions of readers with him.
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For many book groups, September is like saying Happy New Year since some of you take the summer off. We also know that many of you start your year of selections in September. So welcome back, and have we got a lineup for you!
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Sep 1, 2010
A 2010 Eisner Award nominated artist for her work on Aaron Williams' North 40 and a 2011 Shuster Award winner for Outstanding Comic Book Cover Artist, the Canadian-born Fiona Staples' brief career as comic illustrator has been one rich in collaborative talent and diverse productivity.
Sep 1, 2010
A 2010 Eisner Award nominated artist for her work on Aaron Williams' North 40 and a 2011 Shuster Award winner for Outstanding Comic Book Cover Artist, the Canadian-born Fiona Staples' brief career as comic illustrator has been one rich in collaborative talent and diverse productivity.
September 1, 2010
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Todd Kent is a writer and filmmaker from Dallas whose latest project is the documentary Comic Book Literacy. The film explores how comics are utilized in the classroom and features interviews with several creators and comics readers discussing how comics promote a love of reading. Here, Todd talks about his love of comics.
Sep 1, 2010
Audrey Niffenegger's The Night Bookmobile is a short graphic novel based on a fascinating idea: What if there was a library that collected everything you have ever read? Her story follows one woman who encountered her own personal library—and was changed forever. Niffenegger is the author of the prose novels The Time Traveler's Wife and Her Fearful Symmetry, as well as two novels in pictures, The Adventuress and The Three Incestuous Sisters. She talked to us about her inspiration for The Night Bookmobile and its transition from short prose story to graphic novel.
August 31, 2010
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Lauren Baratz-Logsted, the author of THE TWINS DAUGHTER and numerous other novels, tells Teenreads.com the deepest, darkest secrets she can muster such as, Is she a salt person...or a sugar person? Is she tall, or is she less-than-tall? How much less-than-tall, you ask? Read on!
August 31, 2010
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In today's guest post Jean Reynolds Page, author of THE LAST SUMMER OF HER OTHER LIFE, THE SPACE BETWEEN BEFORE AND AFTER, A BLESSED EVENT, AND ACCIDENTAL HAPPINESS. talks about the challenges of being a stepparent and the challenges she faced in writing one in her latest novel LEAVING BEFORE IT'S OVER.
