Comments on: VISUAL POP CULTURE KITSCH BOOKS FROM MARK BATTY PUBLISHER: GRAFFITI, FONTS.

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:30:52 +0000

I recently read this and LOVED it. Thanks for the recommendation!

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:30:00 +0000

I recently read this and LOVED it. Thanks for the recommendation!

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:30:52 +0000

I recently read this and LOVED it. Thanks for the recommendation!

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 02:07:00 +0000

What an awesome and surreal story! It’s so funny how paths cross, isn’t it?

By: The Mighty Odinsbacklash!

The Mighty Odinsbacklash! — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 02:05:00 +0000

I personally know that Superman featured in that “Imposters” book.He is Christopher Dennis,and he is one of the superhero lookalikes who hang out in front of Mann’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood California.

Shortly after 9/11,I found myself in between homes.I became “Superman”s live-in housekeeper.His apartment is a Superman museum.He’s a great guy,and he really looks like Clark Kent even in normal clothing.Living with him enabled me to remain in my favorite neighborhood,near my post office,storage and best friends.And so I was able to continue getting MY acting and modeling gigs.

What a treat that you featured this.

By: Lhene

Lhene — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 00:14:00 +0000

I recommend Wicked Lovely, by Melissa Marr. It’s an urban fantasy of epic proportions.
The main character, Aislinn, has the Sight, and the fairies she sees are beautiful and horrifying. She’s had to live her entire life pretending she can’t see them. Her grandmother and mother also have the Sight, but her mother died after Aislinn was born. But when fairies start stalking Aislinn and her just-friend Seth, things get complicated, fast.
It’s dark, very dark, with a healthy dose of relationship chaos (A loves B, who still loves A but is courting C, who loves D and hates B). And one of the best parts is that the “bad guy” (the Winter Queen) -a sadistic, cruel, and just twisted person- dresses like a 50′s homemaker (complete with apron, cookies, and a pearl necklace).
I read the book twice within three days, a rare thing for me. An excellent, excellent book.

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 00:07:30 +0000

What an awesome and surreal story! It's so funny how paths cross, isn't it?

By: The Mighty Odinsbacklash!

The Mighty Odinsbacklash! — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 00:05:11 +0000

I personally know that Superman featured in that "Imposters" book.He is Christopher Dennis,and he is one of the superhero lookalikes who hang out in front of Mann's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood California.

Shortly after 9/11,I found myself in between homes.I became "Superman"s live-in housekeeper.His apartment is a Superman museum.He's a great guy,and he really looks like Clark Kent even in normal clothing.Living with him enabled me to remain in my favorite neighborhood,near my post office,storage and best friends.And so I was able to continue getting MY acting and modeling gigs.

What a treat that you featured this.

By: Lhene

Lhene — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 22:14:19 +0000

I recommend Wicked Lovely, by Melissa Marr. It's an urban fantasy of epic proportions.
The main character, Aislinn, has the Sight, and the fairies she sees are beautiful and horrifying. She's had to live her entire life pretending she can't see them. Her grandmother and mother also have the Sight, but her mother died after Aislinn was born. But when fairies start stalking Aislinn and her just-friend Seth, things get complicated, fast.
It's dark, very dark, with a healthy dose of relationship chaos (A loves B, who still loves A but is courting C, who loves D and hates B). And one of the best parts is that the “bad guy” (the Winter Queen) -a sadistic, cruel, and just twisted person- dresses like a 50's homemaker (complete with apron, cookies, and a pearl necklace).
I read the book twice within three days, a rare thing for me. An excellent, excellent book.

By: lacarmina

lacarmina — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:22:00 +0000

Le sigh! L’Écume des Jours… another one I’ve been meaning to read in French…