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Miles Henkels Asch, born to Julie and Dorian Asch on June 20th at 12:44PM PST, 7 lbs. 6 oz., 19" long.

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Via Andrew Sullivan, an exhibition of photographs of children by Jeongmee Yoon displaying their obsessions with gendered colors. I see pink-bedecked and -accessorized little girls all the time but are there enough boys who feel similarly about blue to make the comparison meaningful? When I was a lad, the only rule was not-pink.

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Mads seemed content and Julia politely waiting until we got to something with princesses in it.

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In case you haven't seen this latest spectacle of adorability . . . . Be sure to turn your speakers on.
11/08/08 P.S. If you click the link and just see a couple of photos cycling it means the webcam is offline. Check back later.
"Wow, Damien, you've truly outgayed yourself."--Mean Girls
OK, who is it? Some guidance needed for the wistful outsiders.
Neil Gaiman, true rock star writer, and Roger, beloved sardonic snarky and wise editor.
9:28 PM,
It's a Gaiman and a gay man.
Bwahahahahahaha!
Rather stunning, I'd say.
I remember when Neil spoke at CLNE and said something like "oh dear, these people are really bright" like he had very low expectations of the children's literature crowd. I hope he's permanently adjusted his expectations.
So glad the musical theatre references have made a comeback :)
Betty t,
Having worked with Neil on his children's books for a decade, I feel certain that he didn't arrive at CLNE with low expectations. Shift the emphasis to "really" and you may have a more accurate picture of Neil's estimation of people who work in children's literature. In other words, his colleagues in other media, they're bright, too, but "these people are *really* bright."
I was at that CLNE and remember it more like Betty did. But it's a fairly common reaction from intelligent authors who are new to the field of children's literature and who are speaking at CLNE for the first time, especially if they have to follow a speaker like Sarah Ellis, or have just eaten lunch in the cafeteria, seated at a table with Jill Paton Walsh, Barbara Harrison, and Greg Maguire.
and did you get any signed comicbooks for your little brother? Noooo.