An interview with Gene (American Born Chinese) Yang and Andy (Owly) Runton
An interview with Alison (Fun Home) Bechdel, which includes discussion of the recently resolved controversy in Marshall, Missouri
And bunches of other awesome stuff.
Seriously, go, read.
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[...] The March 15 issue of Booklist is devoted to graphic novels, and a number of pieces from the issue are online. Gordon Flagg interviews Fun Home author Alison Bechdel; Michael Cart talks to Owly creator Andy Runton and American Born Chinese creator Gene Yang, and the magazine selects its choices for the top-ten graphic novels and top-ten young-adult graphic novels for 2007. (Link via David Welsh.) [...]
[...] David Welsh points us toward the latest issue of Booklist, which is entirely devoted to graphic novels for youth and includes an article by Robin Brenner on building a library collection of manga. [...]
[...] The March 15 issue of Booklist is devoted to graphic novels, and a number of pieces from the issue are online. Gordon Flagg interviews Fun Home author Alison Bechdel; Michael Cart talks to Owly creator Andy Runton and American Born Chinese creator Gene Yang, and the magazine selects its choices for the top-ten graphic novels and top-ten young-adult graphic novels for 2007. (Link via David Welsh.) [...]
[...] David Welsh points us toward the latest issue of Booklist, which is entirely devoted to graphic novels for youth and includes an article by Robin Brenner on building a library collection of manga. [...]