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This #Book has an eye-catching title. :bl51: #Books #Mystery #ChildrensLiterature #AmericanLiterature #GenreLiterature #1922s
@gutenberg_new @gutenberg_org
This #Book has an eye-catching title. :bl51: #Books #Mystery #ChildrensLiterature #AmericanLiterature #GenreLiterature #1922s
Aww, #KarlUrban canceled his upcoming appearance at #Comicpalooza in #Houston π
https://www.comicpalooza.com/guests/2023-guests/#:~:text=Karl%20Urban
Still going to be a fun #MemorialDay weekend. Getting my (much less involved this year) #cosplay ready!
#TheBoys #ThorRagnarok #StarTrek #LOTR #AlmostHuman #Riddick #Dredd #JudgeDredd #Doom #Xena
#HoustonTX #HTX #PopCulture #con #convention #movies #TV #anime #comics #ComicBooks #gaming #GenreLiterature #SF #SciFi #fantasy #horror #thriller
THE MAN WHO WAS SEVEN ( #Novelette ) by J. Frederic Thorne #BlackMaskMagazine #1920 #BlackMask #Magazine #PulpMagazines #PulpMagazine #MysteryMagazine #MysteryStory #DectectiveMystery #LockedRoom #LockedRoomMystery #PulpArt #Genre #GenreFiction #GenreLiterature #ThePulpMagazinesProject #CoverArt #CoverIllustration #Art
#CBC's #Canada #Reads 2023 #CanadaReads2023 debates will take place March 27-30, 2023.
They will be hosted by #AliHassan and will be broadcast on #CBCRadioOne, #CBCTV, #CBCGem and on #CBCBooks.
Lots of #GenreFiction this year.
#Ducks, by #KateBeaton is a #GraphicNovel. #Hotline by #DimitriNasrallah is set in the 1980s, and makes use of memory, time periods, and elements of #magicrealism There are 2 #Novels that are #EcoFiction, a #SubGenre of #SpeculativeFiction - #ScienceFiction. They are #Greenwood by #MichaelChristie, and #StationEleven by #EmilyStJohnMandel. #MexicanGothic by #SilviaMorenoGarcia is a #Gothic #Horror novel. #GothicHorror.
#CanadianFiction has come a long way from the White Anglophone #NationalAngst and grim self-introspection #Realism that once haunted our #culturalPsyche.
#Genre #GenreLiterature #CanadianLiterature #CanadianNovels #Novel #Fiction
https://www.cbc.ca/books/canadareads/meet-the-canada-reads-2023-contenders-1.6716837
@SFRuminations π Make sure to include hashtags, it increases the spread-boosts & follows. #AltText will also increase the interaction, as does CW content warnings. π
#ScienceFiction #ScienceFictionMagazines #Genre #GenreFiction #GenreLiterature #CoverArt #Art #PulpMagazine #Magazine
#HeidiFeek's version of #HeartbreakHotel, together with the video, turns the song into a #1950s #DriveInTheatre #Gothic #GhostStory full of brooding #Blues #Song #BluesMusic #Music #Monochrome #BlackandWhite #Genre #GenreFiction #GenreLiterature #PulpMagazine #WeirdTales #Ghosts #Haunting #Eerie
#HeidiFeek's Someday Somebody (is gonna hurt you) is a #FilmNoir #HardBoiled #PulpFiction #Blues #Song of #Betrayal, Revenge, and more #Revenge. A #Monochrome tale of #Suspense right out of the Bloody #Pulps that you won't get out of your mind/ear. #PulpMagazine #BlackandWhite #BluesMusic #Music #Genre #GenreFiction #GenreLiterature
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA4qnL2MNI8
@danacorn The ironies of the #HarryPotter series are noticeable, and many. One of the biggest is that the coming together of Wizards, including half-bloods, and magical creatures against #Voldemort and his crew represents diversity versus intolerance.
Voldemort is a classic cult-leader/ #Hitler trope.
*** J. K. Rowling seems oblivious of her own lessons.
On the plus side, the series generated a not just a huge following, but it became a gateway drug for #reading & #books. Especially for boys, which in many ways the print world gave up on.
It also was very effective in getting not just #ReluctantReaders into the world of #fiction / #literature, but also those with reading process differences.
The series really helped my son overcome his challenges in learning to read. I also saw this in my experience as a teacher-librarian.
It is unfortunate, that like other past works of #genre #literature, and #ChildrensLiterature, the creator's personal flaws & societal views stain the creativity & positive qualities of the work.
#GenreLiterature #GenreFiction
***Ursula K. le Guin was not wrong in her assessment of the #book & Rowling's #writingstyle.
Mad Hatters and March Hares
edited by #EllenDatlow
#TorBooks 2017
Took me quite awhile to complete this book, which says more about me than the book. There was a time when I could inhale a book, but now I tend to nibble-sniff at the pages. One of the reasons I decided to try the #PicturePromptBingo card, was because it was a prompt not a challenge, and it was very open to interpretation of choices.
This #Anthology provides an excellent assortment of tales that take inspiration from both of the Alice novels. There is a great range of creativity in both the use of Carroll's characters and settings. What I found missing, or at least limited, was the frivolity and whimsy that fills Carroll's creation.
The cover of the book features the following headline: βAll-New Stories from the World of #LewisCarroll's #AliceInWonderland.β These #stories and #poetry, for the most part, look at Wonderland through the lens of the βrealβ world. As consequence, the reader will find serious #Fantasy tales, some of which are coloured with #Horror. The charm of #Wonderland's topsy-turvy logic has become darker, and the delightfully #Weird has become #Nightmarish.
A couple of the stories take place in a real world setting, and use references to Alice and Wonderland to express the #Protagonist's predicament and #Conflict.
Is this anthology a worthwhile read? The potential reader will find well written creative and thoughtful explorations of Wonderland and its inhabitants. They will be presented with protagonists facing problems of a fantastical and uncanny nature. But, if the reader is anticipating delightfully absurd tales full of whimsical humour, they will find the pickings rather thin.
Quality of #Writing: 5 out of 5.
#Creative use of source material: 5 out of 5
Range of #Narrative tone: 3.5 out of 5
#Book #BookReview #Genre #GenreFiction #genre #GenreLiterature #BookCover #CoverArt #Illustration
Now HERE'S a question for you: "Do you think eras should be considered genres, or would you separate the two?"
#LetsDiscuss2023 #2 β Whatβs in a Genre? β #DiscussionSunday https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2023/01/29/letsdiscuss2023-2-whats-in-a-genre-discussionsunday/
My "Of Bookish Things" account is now active. It will emphasize #AlteredBookArt, #collage, #Illustration, #CoverArt experimental poetry-prose, #GenreLiterature, #Genre #GenreFiction #Comics, and #MassMediaLiteracy. @JPK_elmediat@c.im