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Aaron Kashtan
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Ms. Marvel's America: No Normal
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2020
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Between Pen and Pixel: Comics, Materiality, and the Book of the Future
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2018
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The Other 1980s: Reframing Comics’ Crucial Decade
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Studies in Comics and Cartoons
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| I would give this four stars, but I'm adding a star because the second appendix, the Letter to Ren An, is a literary masterpiece. The "Basic Annals" are very boring, but as soon as the book gets into specific events and stories, it becomes fascinatin ...more | |
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"A play that riffs on the male gaze but, I believe, over-indulges it.
While there were elements to The Birthday Party that intrigued me, depths that I spied in the shouty characters, The Homecoming just left me utterly sour. As the title suggests, philo" Read more of this review » |
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"Really don't understand why this is one of Harold Pinter's most renowned works. It is incredibly sexist in nature, and I don't see a justification for why he as a male playwright needed to write a play that regards women in such a way. I find it dist"
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“It doesn't matter. I have books, new books, and I can bear anything as long as there are books.”
― Among Others
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A group for all those lovely people at the intersection of loving to read and being part of Zeta Delta Xi (either as brothers or pledges).