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William Butler Yeats, A Prayer For My Daughter

Berthe Morisot, The Arist’s Daughter, Julie, With Her Nanny (c. 1884)

Maggie Smith, Good Bones

Daði & Gagnamagnið, Think About Things

Joanna Baillie, A Mother To Her Waking Infant

Berthe Morisot, Reading (La Lecture) (1888)

Patrick Ness, A Monster Calls

BHOC: GREEN LANTERN #107

I picked up this new issue of GREEN LANTERN (CO-STARRING GREEN ARROW) on my regular trip to 7-11 on Thursday, new comics day. As it turned out, this was a fill-in issue of sorts, its contents likely initially commissioned for some other purpose and then burned off here. But that didn’t mean that I didn’t enjoy it. In fact, with its dedicated focus to title character Green Lantern (though Green…

Beware what you find in... THE MAZE (1953)! From director William Cameron Menzies comes this Gothic horror 3D film starring Richard Carlson, Veronica Hurst, and Katherine Emery.

Hear the background of the Allied Artists pictures Corporation and its long-lived producer Walter Mirisch! Plus, how does Salvador Dali factor in to this movie's story??

A Linocut Feathursday

Cuckoos, Gulls. Pelicans, Quails, and Swans; just some of the featured feathers in Brigitte Hanf’s A Bestiary: Twenty-six Linocuts with poems by John Fuller, printed in Oxford, England, at Fuller’s well-regarded Sycamore Press in 1968. This book, actually a small portfolio of printed cards, was one of the first publications to come off the press, which was founded in in 1968 and closed in 1992 after publishing some of the most influential and critically acclaimed writers of the late 20th century. We featured other linocut animals from this card set in a Staff Pick by our former graduate intern Elizabeth in 2016.