Six weeks ago Little Oop, the Sunday Alley Oop, began a time travel story. Three weeks later (a week earlier than in our timestream) the strip jumped ahead, and the snarkers had a fit. Me? I’m not married to continuity, so have been enjoying Little Oop in general and this bit in particular. (And the […]
In 2019, more Americans went to the library than to the movies. A Coronavirus Library Update from Publishers Marketplace: Overdrive tells libraries it is “assembling a series of digital content options to respond to the challenges your communities are facing.” For academic libraries and customers, Proquest issued a list of over 50 publishers that have […]
Kal Kallaugher gets away with the tired iceberg metaphor for two reasons: One is his art, through which he can draw just about anything and make it fun and fresh, and the other is his ability as a storyteller. A couple of years ago, the featured speaker at the final banquet of the AAEC convention […]