One Loser's Downward Spiral
Just a quick note to let the three of you reading this know that I have written a little piece over at Lucid Screening, one in a series several of the contributors have also scribed, called "Stages of a Cinephile" and charting formative highlights (and lowlights) in each of our filmgoing experiences. Have a look here, if you're as interested as I am in my own banal history of passive nothingness. Ah, it's not that bad - I get to write about monkeys in the first paragraph. Don't say I don't know how to please a crowd.
I Never Forget a Face...
Go here, please, for scans of a Groucho Marx gag book from the 1960s.
Adding, Keeping
Have a look over in the "ETC" section of the site - I've put up some nice illos by British artist Charles Keeping.
Childcraft Miscellania
A varied dozen images from an old Childcraft Library volume can be seen here.
Thanks -- More & Better
My thanks is extended to the following Mensches generous enough to link to or "plug" my site in the recent weeks:
Michael's King Trash
Julia at Collage Clearinghouse
Tom at The Comics Reporter
Wallace at Ragged Claws Network
William at Hang Fire Books
jl. incrowd at I'm Learning To Share!
Johnny at Drawn!
Dirk at Journalista!
Jesse Oodles of Doodles
Chris Mautner at Newsarama
Jez at It's Nice That
Robin Jacques - Frogs & Foxes
Please have a look at the Robin Jacques Illustrations I've posted here.
Monkeys & Mice
I've posted quite a few images from illustrator William Dugan. Have a look!
Again With The Thanks
I'd like to thank the following folks for mentioning my site at their own fine establishments, which are listed below and worth investigating:
Tom at The Comics Reporter
Johnny at Drawn!
Wim at The Ephemerist
Leif at Today's Inspiration
and somebody at The Kubrick Corner
Dillon Illos
Please click here for a whole bunch of artwork by Leo and Diane Dillon. Thanks for looking.
Giraffes & Signposts: Ed Emberley

May I direct your attention here, where I've posted a bit about Ed Emberley and - of course - myself. It's always about me, isn't it? Sheesh.