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maribouAvatar: The Last Airbender - The Promise Part 1, by Gene Luen Yang (e-ARC)
So fun! This continues the story (plausibly) after the ending of the series. Can't wait for the next chunk to come out. Art is delicious, as one might reasonably expect.
(6, A1)
The Silver Chair, by C. S. Lewis (reread, audiobook)
Man, the only things I remembered about this were the titular chair, the underground realm, the snake, and the marshwiggle. *Lots* more going on, so I enjoyed it more than I expected - "Oh, THAT part! I love that part." Also the reader (Jeremy Northam) was fabulous.
(7, O4)
Joe Brainard: A Retrospective, by Constance Lewallen
Beautiful and sometimes provocative art, almost always making me think in one way or another, with interesting contextual essays.
(8)
Joe: A Memoir of Joe Brainard, by Ron Padgett
The emotion slides in the cracks. I appreciated this book rather a lot.
(9)
I Remember, by Joe Brainard (reread)
Was neat to reread this in context, knowing what a lot of the references meant, so soon after reading it as an independent work by someone about whom I knew next to nothing about.
(10)
So fun! This continues the story (plausibly) after the ending of the series. Can't wait for the next chunk to come out. Art is delicious, as one might reasonably expect.
(6, A1)
The Silver Chair, by C. S. Lewis (reread, audiobook)
Man, the only things I remembered about this were the titular chair, the underground realm, the snake, and the marshwiggle. *Lots* more going on, so I enjoyed it more than I expected - "Oh, THAT part! I love that part." Also the reader (Jeremy Northam) was fabulous.
(7, O4)
Joe Brainard: A Retrospective, by Constance Lewallen
Beautiful and sometimes provocative art, almost always making me think in one way or another, with interesting contextual essays.
(8)
Joe: A Memoir of Joe Brainard, by Ron Padgett
The emotion slides in the cracks. I appreciated this book rather a lot.
(9)
I Remember, by Joe Brainard (reread)
Was neat to reread this in context, knowing what a lot of the references meant, so soon after reading it as an independent work by someone about whom I knew next to nothing about.
(10)
