My first Christopher Moore book -- but it won't be my last. A
funny, quirky writing style in the vein of "Thank You for Smoking"
by Christopher Buckley.
A 1969 catalogue for an exhibition of works by the German
Expressionist,
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
Advertised as "the most famous and popular book on art ever published,"
The Story of Art is a readable description of art from
prehistoric to modern
times. Eastern as well as Western art are presented, and there are lots of
illustrations.
A well-researched, famous graphic novel (some say the most
significant gaphic novel
ever published) about Jack the Ripper.
A history of underground comix from the 1960's until the present.
Still dabbling in the Actionscript programming language. Version 3 of Actionscript will be out soon.
I picked up a copy of the movie, Kingpin, because Lavaughn
told me that parts of it were filmed in Mars, PA.
Recent Reading
One of the best books I've read recently is "Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic" by Alison Bechdel. It is an award-winning, biographical, graphic novel.
"Fun home" is what they called the funeral home where her dad worked and she grew up.