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Take one Alex London, add in one Paul O. Zelinsky, and sprinkle in a bit of snobby artists, broken fourth walls, and sleep-deprive hallucinations and you have yourself a helluva cover reveal and interview.
Please enjoy the unexpurgated edition of my recent interview with Nina Crews about her new picture book biography of Virginia Hamilton.
Today, it is my utter delight and honor to speak to both author Antwan Eady and Jerome and Jarrett Pumphrey about THE LAST STAND, where it came from, and a whole host of other things that you will DEFINITELY want to know soon.
Do you like it when protagonists get eaten? Of course you do! Marcus Cutler and I talk today about Ed Emberley, Jason Voorhees (if you know, you know) and more in our discussion of this classically irreverent picture book.
It's been a decade since Dory Fantasmagory first waltzed into our lives. Today I get a chance to ask Dory's creator all the hard hitting questions I've had pent up after all this time.
Let's talk books with Loren Long! We talk about his upcoming June 2024 title and he discusses how his color blindness has affected his art over the years.
The incredible Jane Mount joins us to talk about a new picture book where books turn out to be easier to relate to than people. Can you relate?
In what has to be one of the best picture books of 2023, we talk with the book's author and illustrator as they answer a plethora of questions.
Flesh eating fashion. Solid gold toilets. It's all in Steven Weinberg's new nonfiction book on color. Best of all, find out why I'm someday going to name my new rock band "Extended Gamut Printing."
He's got the eyebrows of Roy Kent and the emotional range of Oscar the Grouch. But what makes a book cranky? Only way to find out? Ask its creators!