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Jun 01, 2021
Captain Vorpatril Alliance by L M Bujold is another of her great books !
Lois M Bujold is one of the top scifi writers, and is better known for the"Vorkosigan series", with Miles Vorkosigan was the main character. The current book features mainly his cousin, Captain Vorpatril, but the writing is as compelling as any in the series. A great reading...
Aug 18, 2020
Good musical persons give concerts too early, but all ends well
Nice musical story about a couple who tried giving concerts above their head. But it all ends well as their failures bring them closer.
Jun 03, 2020
A review of selected B&W and colored Sunday strips at a 2001 Exhibit.
This Sunday's book is a 2001 exhibition catalog with 35 Sundays, each of them as original B&W drawing and also as the colored version. Color makes such a huge difference. Watterson is also a very skilled painter and some of his landscapes are just beautiful. He also issued "The Calvin and Hobbes Lazy Sunday Book in 1989 with many more all colored pages.
The Exhibition was presented at the Ohio State University (OSU) Cartoon Research Library. A much larger exhibition about all his work took place in 2004 (also at OSU) in the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum, which now houses all his originals. It has a comprehensive story about how his career developed and a large number of chose strips and would be invaluable for Calvin & Hobbes enthusiast (150 pages).