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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Two Articles That Fit Together Nicely

Neil Gaiman: Why our future depends on libraries, reading and daydreaming

and

How a Radical New Teaching Method Could Unleash a Generation of Geniuses

The thought that seems to run between the two: Without freedom explore, how else can we expect to get anywhere?

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Hey, look! A book!

Hey, look! A book!
THE BOOK OF HORRIBLE STORIES

Illustrated, 110 pages, 2012.

A short collection of dark fairy tales for modern times. Available in two formats:

As an e-book for Kindle devices, available for $0.99 at Amazon.com. Click here!

And as a handmade hardcover, assembled from handmade and recycled materials as detailed in both this blog post and this one. UPDATE--sold out!

Also available...

THE PEOPLE HE THOUGHT HE KNEW

Horror Stories from the Suburbs

78 pages, 2009, $10

In this collection of short stories, you'll meet, among others: a twenty-something office assistant who finds herself drained by her job during the day and by a vampire at night; a man whose neighbors run away from him when all he wants to do is organize the annual block party and barbecue; and a father whose Christmas gift to his daughter may come at too great a price, even if it is the biggest toy of the season.

These stories were written during a year spent living in the suburbs of Chicago. The book is a perfect-bound paperback, hand-made by me, with interior pages printed on 100% recycled paper and stellar cover art by Christopher Mitten. Shipping to any U.S. address is included in the price! (For shipping outside the U.S., please contact me before ordering.)

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A woman of character... 22 characters in my full name, to be exact. I've had a lot of job titles in my life, including "writer" and "proofreader." To get an idea of what I've worked on, please visit my public profile at www.linkedin.com/in/sheilacjohnson.
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