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Tag Archives: Dr. Seuss
Fat-Headed Censors
You would have to have been living under a basket to avoid the recent brouhaha over the re-editing of classic books by so-called sensitivity readers and editors. Here in the Colonies we’ve been through this with the books of Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged censorship, Dr. Seuss, McSweeney's, Roald Dahl
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Chortle at some nonce words and neologisms
Who knew that Dr.Seuss coined the term “nerd” way back in 1950 in his now canceled book If I Ran the Zoo. Well, it seems that Dr. Erica Brozovsky was aware of the origin of the now ubiquitous nonce word. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Writing
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Lewis Carroll, neologisms, nonce words, William Shakespeare
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Time Enough For Subtlety
The artist Javier Jensen has reimagined some of the most iconic covers in literary history and added clever GIFs. The effect is subtle so you have to take your time with each image. But most of us have lots of time … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Francis Cugat, Great Gatsby, Sherlock Holmes, The Little Prince
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Berlin: Word on the Street
h/t Herakut & Dr.Seuss
Be Who You Are
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Writing
Tagged A.A. Milne, Dr. Seuss, JK Rowling, Maurice Sendak, Shel Silverstein
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Literary gifs
Santiago, Chile-based art director Javier Jensen has a whale of a time creating understated book cover gifs. Look closely.
Posted in Books, South America, Tech, Writing
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Herman Melville, Moby-Dick, The Great Gatsby
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Maybe They Should Call It Seussville
Springfield, no not the home of the Simpsons, but Springfield, Massachusetts the home town of Dr. Seuss, has announced plans to open the world’s first museum dedicated to the beloved children’s book author. The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Museums, Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Springfield, Theodor Seuss Geisel
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