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Early March 2010

I am very much looking forward to the arrival of spring; it cannot come soon enough. These past few days in New York have been glorious! This winter has been rough, not only for those in the Northeast, but nationwide. I remember reading not too long ago that 49 states had snow on the ground at the same time just a week or two ago. Hawaii, obviously, was the exception, though I have been told since then that there ARE mountains in Hawaii that could see snow. Who knew?

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March 2010

Spring is just around the corner, and I for one could not be more excited (I'm heading to the Outer Banks for Spring Break in a few weeks!). I've always been a summer girl, and with the warm weather starting up, especially after all the snow we got this winter, I definitely have an early case of spring fever.

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Incarceron by Catherine Fisher

March 2010

Incarceron is a self-sustaining prison with a mind of its own. One prisoner, 17-year-old Finn, doesn’t believe he belongs. As Finn navigates the dangerous world of Incarceron, he finds help in the most unsuspecting person --- the daughter of the Warden. Escape seems impossible, however, because Incarceron is always watching!

Would a book of 500 or more pages be a turn-on or a turn-off for you? Please check as many as apply.

March 5, 2010, 724 voters

March 5, 2010

I hear it’s going to be sunny this weekend. I am holding the weatherman/weatherperson to this. I think in my next life I am going to be the weatherman/weatherperson. You can say it’s going to rain and an entire city of people will carry umbrellas; you can be consistently wrong and not get fired.

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Which books that appear in our recently expanded Coming Soon feature are you most looking forward to reading? Name up to five.

March 5, 2010

March 5, 2010 - March 18, 2010

Send us your current reading recommendations with your comments and a rating of 1 to 5 stars. To make sure other readers will be able to find the book, please include the full title and correct author names (your entry must include these to be eligible to win). The Word of Mouth archives can be searched using the "Search" feature at the top right of the page.

March 5, 2010

Welcome to the newest “issue” of GraphicNovelReporter.com. (Since I came up professionally in the world of magazines, I still tend to think of every update to the site as an “issue”—it’s a tough habit to break; for that matter, I still call all my CDs “albums”). Anyway, whatever we choose to call it, I’m happy to welcome you to it, because I have to say…this update has been one of my favorites since the site began. It incorporates such a wide-reaching scope of articles, I think, and they’re all in some way important to my love of this format. I’ll explain.

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As comics reach an ever-growing audience—and as styles from around the world, like manga and manhua, permeate the American marketplace and help shatter cultural boundaries—it seemed like an important time to look at where comics have come from and where they’re going, in terms of diversity. It seemed a perfect time to open a dialogue, even a small one, dealing with issues related to race in comics, specifically how comics appealed, portrayed, and were created by the black community.