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I forgot to mention that the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund event at the New York Comic Con, the one with me reading stuff and talking, is going to be Master-of-Ceremonied/introduced/ hosted by Bill Hader, who had to book time off from Saturday Night Live in order to be there. (I was thrilled that he said yes.)



Bill Hader is not to be confused with Adam Buxton, who was Quintus in Stardust, and who prompted someone to write in today and let me know this:

I take it you've already seen this. Not sure if it's suitable for all of your readers though...

It's an alternative ending to Stardust, and indeed, not suggested for children...



Hi, Neil. Saw this, thought it had some interesting resonances with MirrorMask as well as a poignancy of its own. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zl6hNj1uOkY



ciao

jon


(There's also sharper version of it up at http://www.andrewthomashuang.com/MOV_Doll_Face.htm)

And to close, a song I was sent by a friend who saw Tim play in New York...

Publishing a children’s book is a dream for many people. Some would-be authors never realize their dream, while others publish a book in short order. The most amazing of publication dream stories may be the one behind Joanne Froh and Frances Plagens’ book of fanciful children’s poetry, Imagine This!

On this edition of Just One More Book!, Mark speaks with author Joanne Froh about realizing a thirty-five year long publication dream.

Photo: Joanne Frances Press

Publishing a children’s book is a dream for many people – even those who have already published. Many may never realize their dream, while others may publish a book in short order. The most amazing of these stories could be the one behind the publication of Imagine This!

Joanne Froh joins Mark on this edition of Just One More Book. She and her mother, Frances Plagens, realized a thirty-five year dream when they published their book Imagine This! earlier this year.

Photo: Joanne Frances Press