I finished reading Thousand Pieces of Gold the other day. The story was all right. A bit short in parts. I had to get used to how the book would jump spans of time. No, I’m still not sure I got used to it in the end. But it wasn’t too bad. Polly Bemis’ story [...]
worth her weight in gold, but not in typography
Sunday, May 11th, 2008
Inda and Ender
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
I finished Inda a while ago. I was going to write an entry about it, but as always I kept building up the writing part of it, trying to make it all nice and a coherently written piece, so it never got out of my head. Now I am forcing it out so everything will [...]
the jester and the monk went out one night
Sunday, March 16th, 2008
New layout. Yay! After I complained in some previous post that I had no inspiration for a new layout I went out to a scrapbooking store (for class supplies) and saw a paper design that I liked (the diamond pattern) so I matched it up with this image I’d found earlier while on the lookout [...]
Madeleine L’Engle’s Chronos and Kairos
Thursday, March 6th, 2008
I really have to work on posting entries when I first think of them. I’ve got a few ideas waiting to be written. This is the first one! (Chronologically speaking in order of when I thought of them, as well. Funny.) I read through my Madeleine L’Engle books over the past couple months, seeing which [...]
B Is for Buy
Thursday, January 17th, 2008
I couldn’t help myself. I bought Neil Gaiman’s M Is for Magic. I was browsing the children’s section of Borders (research for book design class) when I saw it and started staring at it and the “First Edition” line on the copyright page, and trying to figure out which stories I had and which ones [...]