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    Video Sunday: “Roddy Doyle: National Institution”

    Betsy Bird, November 13, 2011 | Videos

    Must . . . steal . . . this . . . idea  . . . . NOW! David Maybury, for those of us on this side of the pond, dubs himself a “Children’s Book Commentator” and has a swell blog worth discovering.  New life goal: To become him. Achockablog, words do not suffice to […]

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    Video Sunday: I’m gonna give you some terrible thrills

    Betsy Bird, November 6, 2011 | Videos

    So I’m at a lovely Little Brown librarian preview earlier this week and the first special guest star of the day turns out to be none other than Daniel Handler a.k.a. Lemony Snicket.  A resident of San Francisco, I wasn’t sure why he was in town.  Turns out, he was on Rachel Maddow’s show talking […]

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    Video Sunday: Weirdly supple crystal balls

    Betsy Bird, September 11, 2011 | Videos

    Oh good. Now we have a rallying cry. Bonus.  Thanks to Maureen Johnson for the link. Travis at 100 Scope Notes recently discovered the author video cache to beat all author video caches.  As he puts it “I challenge you to a good ol’ fashioned game of ‘I Bet I Can Find a Video Interview […]

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    Fusenews: Horton hears too much. He must be dealt with.

    Betsy Bird, August 8, 2011 | Best Books of 2010, Fusenews

    As you may have heard, last week author William Sleator passed away.  I met him once during the Midwinter ALA Conference in Philadelphia.  He was part of an Abrams brunch in which librarians munched on food and spoke to various authors.  I was pleased to get Mr. Sleator’s autograph on a book for a friend […]

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    Video Sunday: Now with more monkeys

    Betsy Bird, August 7, 2011 | Videos

    First off, today I’d be amiss if I did not direct you to submit your favorite book trailers to the SLJ Trailee Awards.*  If you’ve a favorite trailer that was posted between the dates of July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011, SLJ wants to hear about it.  Think back through all the book trailers […]

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    Fusenews: Now with more Sprog

    Betsy Bird, June 16, 2011 | Fusenews

    In brief . . . Yeah. I thought it was an Onion headline too:  Werner Herzog reads potty-mouthed bedtime audiobook.  I think that’s overseas, though.  Here in the U.S. we got someone else. That’s a good headline.  This one’s not bad either: Children’s author ejected from plane for bad language.  Strange thing is, it says […]

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    Video Sunday: “And to prove it she bisected three young tourists from Utrecht”

    Betsy Bird, May 1, 2011 | Videos

    Can’t tell you my relief when I realized that this was entirely on-topic.  I have Educating Alice to thank for this.  I listened to the video first and found myself thinking, “That sounds like Neil Gaiman.”  And then, “That singing voice sounds, in fact, PRECISELY like Neil Gaiman.”  Well, it is.  The creator of this […]

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    Video Sunday: Delicious Bee-Meat

    Betsy Bird, April 17, 2011 | Videos

    Well, that was satisfying.  For those of you unfamiliar with the James Kennedy/Neil Gaiman “feud” (and I use that term loosely) this video may work best with a little background.  You see, I first became acquainted with the YA author of The Order of Odd Fish when he wrote this remarkable screed entitled America, Emulate […]

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    Video Sunday: “The only consolation is, you’re gonna die quickly with a Kindle.”

    Betsy Bird, January 9, 2011 | Videos

    I was pleased to hear that the nuptials of Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer have at long last taken place.  Apparently Daniel Handler (Lemony Snicket) played the accordion.  Just prior to that, however, Palmer and Gaiman and some friends made this little ode to Henson’s Labyrinth (which some will tell you is based on Sendak’s […]

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    Video Sunday: Hullo?

    Betsy Bird, November 21, 2010 | Videos

    Julie Fortenberry, I kiss your tiny feet.  I’ve known for years that Shaun Tan had been transferring his efforts from books to filmmaking, but I’d not seen the fruits of his or anyone else’s labor.  Now we have a trailer for his remarkable The Lost Thing.  My sole regret is that there is nowhere for […]

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