reblogged bookhoarding who wrote:

First library book I picked up when I got back. I guess it’s good timing to read a devastating #book after the best month of your life. #tfios #johngreen #ilovelibraries #summerreading (Taken with instagram)

This is the last book I’ve read.

Source: Publishers Weekly

Finn and Jake’s Next Adventure: Books with Penguin
By Karen Raugust
May 22, 2012

Cartoon Network has licensed Penguin Young Readers Group for books tied to its series Adventure Time, starring Finn the Human and Jake the Dog. The show is in its fourth season and is the #1 television program on Mondays for children 6-11.

…

Cartoon Network is in final negotiations with a publisher for novelty books appealing to the young adult market, including a real version of The Enchiridion, a book that appears within the show, as well as calendars. Other consumer products encompass toys from Jazwares and interactive games from D3 Publisher, as well as apparel and accessories.

I am definitely beyond the age 6 - 11 demographic but still interested, haha!

reblogged nevver:

What book should I read?

Let this website randomly suggest the next book you should read.

http://www.what-book-should-i-read.com/

SOURCE: Dinah Fried

reblogged gnade:

Dear friends,
Sometimes doing art for a living is like being punched in the face over and over again while you’re trying your best to walk a straight line. Sometimes it’s like waking up after a long night of nightmares and realizing the dreams weren’t real and that the day you have ahead is nothing but sweet life and freedom. The trick is to remember the latter exists when the former is riding you into the dirt. The trick is to remember the upside when you’re down.
Your friend,
-Adam Gnade

reblogged harperbooks:

irisblasi:

How a Book is Born.

Publishing!

Source: http://www.weldonowen.com/

reblogged tart-pastry who wrote:

Forget the literary greats. 

Today’s novelists do things a little differently. They draw inspiration from a myriad sources, but none that are intellectual.

Source: Grant Snider

http://www.incidentalcomics.com/

http://incidentalcomics.tumblr.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/grantdraws/

reblogged shash:

lol

This is an awesome line, written sans thesaurus!

;)

reblogged newyorker:

Art Spiegelman visited Maurice Sendak in 1993 and drew the experience. We’ve unlocked the piece here: http://nyr.kr/JdQ2QS

Thanks for unlocking!

reblogged curmudgeonlaine

harperbooks:

peterwknox:

(via Plot Lines |)

How to Write a Booker Prize winning novel; an infographic.

BRB, taking notes.

Ha! There is a valuable lesson to be learned from this infographic:

Be sure that the “horniness” plot line and the “cannibilism” one never intersect.

reblogged The Penguin Press

Source: The Atlantic

reblogged teachingliteracy:

brayndrayn

Do you remember the old days when doing research meant knowing the alphabet and the Dewey Decimal system?

reblogged Kelsey Camille

reblogged raptorific who wrote:

I have too much time on my hands.