Tag Archives: Links

Two links regarding #amazonfail

Posted on 20 April 2009 by

Nancy Johnston, who blogs for my local paper, tells us what she learned from AmazonFail. Neil Gaiman recommended this analysis via Twitter.

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Yes, Virginia, there is a Professor Snape

Posted on 17 April 2009 by

Do you read Head Butler? I get his recommendations by email.  This morning I read yesterday’s offering and thought, “That’s Severus Snape all over”.  Read his review of Teacher of the Year by Lawrence Meyers–pay special attention to the excerpt from … Continue reading →

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Links to delight and enlighten you

Posted on 25 November 2008 by

From author Brendan Myers, “How to fight bad books“, specifically bad books about the ancient Celts, their druids, and their religions. From Havi Brooks, habits educator (and her partner Selma the duck), a wonderful series of blog posts on blogging.  … Continue reading →

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What she said

Posted on 24 November 2008 by

“On the edge….”

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Here a link, there a link, everything’s a linky-link

Posted on 21 August 2008 by

If you don’t usually read Wil Wheaton, don’t miss this entry at his blog. I shouted “Die, Wesley, die!” with the rest of the fandom when I was a know-it-all twenty-something, but the reinvented Wil Wheaton, husband and father, writer … Continue reading →

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