Douglas Wolk's excellent review of Asterios Polyp in the New York Times: http://ht.ly/3AUf1

Hanna Roisin on the rise of women: http://on.ted.com/8pG0

The artist for whom Hana's cat is named: http://ht.ly/3C0Q2

A synopsis of the Odyssey might be useful for Asterios Polyp: http://ht.ly/3C2ln

Students are lighting up the Asterios Polyp discussion thread, noticing stuff I didn't notice. Very neat.

Check this out: http://www.vancouvercomiccon.com/

One's own comic http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2011/jan/16/kate-william-public-love-story

Home http://www.michaelchabon.com/Michael_Chabon/Home.html

NYT story about classrooms without teachers in Florida: http://ht.ly/3FXu0

New York Times review of Wonder Boys: http://ht.ly/3I3N2

Wikipedia entry for Chabon. See origin of Wonder Boys and stuff on August van Zorn http://ht.ly/3I4fE

Powell's Bookstore interview with Chabon: http://ht.ly/3I4sx

Grady's novel _The Land Downstairs_ won a PEN award: http://ht.ly/3IPW2

RT Douglas College: [doug] Fire up your left brain at four free lectures http://ow.ly/1b3AsW

Two books into the term. In each the protagonist gets whacked in the eye. Coincidence, or...?

Funny, catchy, bookish... http://ht.ly/3NPNh

A neat article on the relationship between fiction and philosophy in Times Higher Ed by Michael Boylan: http://ht.ly/3Os0z

William Boyd's website: http://ht.ly/3U4Qm

Any Human Heart, mini-series based on the novel by William Boyd starts tonight at 9 pm on PBS

New post! The Comics Grid 💬 proudly presents an exclusive contribution by Jacques Samson, on a page by Chris Ware http://goo.gl/yZTOo #comicsedu