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April 15, 2020

REVIEW: Rascal by Jean-Luc Deglin

JayneB+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readscats / comic book / graphic novels2 Comments

Recommended Read

Rascal is a cat. My cat. I didn’t ask for him, he just sort of… happened to me. But that’s how it works sometimes, isn’t it? When a mysterious mewling package arrives in the mail, one busy young woman’s life changes forever. Rascal lives up to his name, filling every ... more >

December 26, 2019

REVIEW: Days of Sugar and Spice by Clément Loïc, illustrated by Anne Montel

JayneB- Reviews / Book Reviewsbaker / Brittany / Comic books / Contemporary / estranged family / family relationships / France / graphic novels / Womens-FictionNo Comments

Rose is not a happy young woman; she is closed off and angry and she hates her job. But her life changes drastically when she inherits her father’s bakery in a small town in Brittany. Returning to a place that brought her both joy and grief forces her to confront ... more >

March 13, 2017

Monday News: Indie audiobooks, kids’ subscription services, Harlem Hellfighters, and book art

JanetPublishing Newsaudiobooks / book art / DRM / graphic novels / History / kid lit / subscription servicesComments Off on Monday News: Indie audiobooks, kids’ subscription services, Harlem Hellfighters, and book art

Libro.fm Launches Audiobook Subscriptions – Libro.fm is now offering a DRM-free audiobook subscription service for the same price as Audible’s Gold level ($15 a month). With more than 70,000 books and the possibility of listening on iOS and Android, let’s hope we see a viable alternative to the current DRM-ed audio monopoly. ... more >

July 21, 2016

Thursday News: PEN book prize, women in comics, graphic books, and NEA’s Big Read discovers the 21st C

JanetPublishing NewsBig Read / Book Awards / Comic-Con / Comics / diversity / female superheroes / graphic novels / NEAComments Off on Thursday News: PEN book prize, women in comics, graphic books, and NEA’s Big Read discovers the 21st C

PEN America launches $75,000 book prize, one of the country’s biggest – Book awards are important for many reasons, not the least of which is the monetary infusion they can provide an author. The Pulitzer, despite its prestige, comes with a $10K award, while the Nobel Prize is $1M. The new ... more >

February 24, 2016

Wednesday News: John Grisham, World Book Day, VLA award, and giving up on a book

JanetPublishing NewsBook Awards / diversity / free books / graphic novels / John Grisham / medicine / reading / World Book Day6 Comments

John Grisham thinks his new book is so important he’s giving it away for free – Grisham, who was invited by his University of Virginian neurosurgeon friend, Neal Kassell, to join the board of Kassel’s Focused Ultrasound Foundation, believed so strongly in the potential for the technology to extend lives that ... more >

December 9, 2015

Wednesday News: Creativity, graphic novels, Bollywood, and the Mona Lisa

JanetPublishing Newsart history / Bollywood / creativity / gender / graphic novels / India / Jewish artists / Johnnie Christmas / Leonardo da Vinci / Margaret Atwood / Mona Lisa / silent films1 Comments

The Creativity Bias against Women – A paper written by three researchers at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business shows that in certain work environments, men are perceived to be more creative than women, especially in fields that are more dominated by or associated with male characteristics (e.g. Architecture showed the ... more >

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