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Oh no, I didn't see that Edward Gorey house is selling Dery's book... Yes, please do write to them. I should probably do something about that too, it just gets exhausting. I believe Michel Foucault wrote about enforced ignorance when it comes to matters of sexuality (and neurodiversity too, I'd add)...

I know right, sooo bad.

(I'll let you in on a lil secret: I never finished the book. I was in danger of chucking it across the room and breaking the TV or something.)

Hi Karen,

Thanks for reaching out.
We'll reply privately.

Cheers
SHL

Hi Kate, Thanks for reaching out. The child is now a teenager and is very happy for you to use their drawing, which they'd completely forgotten about. I'm guessing you mean this one. https://www.slaphappylarry.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/childhood-house.jpg The image I had uploaded was a little s...

The First and Second Golden Ages of Children's Literature certainly isn't a concept made up by me. The stuff about the Third and "Fourth Golden Age" (not a thing?) is my own speculation about how modern books seem different now. I published that post years ago and add new bits and pieces occasionall...

If you ever need references for a paper, try the library of the institution in which you're enrolled. Your fees should include access to many journals. I recommend asking one of the librarians for further help.

Hi Dave, It really depends on personal preference when the price is so similar. I would say don't bother with Rebelle 3 unless you have a powerful graphics card. The way the paint interacts with the paper is expensive on your hardware. Assuming you have a decent graphics card (mine is a few years ol...

Thanks, the broken link checker didn't pick that one up.

Good point, I've only ever seen one Queer Eye episode -- the one that was shot locally (in Yass). It was a Big Deal when those guys arrived in town. Are their personalities amped up to similar extremes? I left Christopher Robin out of the Pooh ensemble because he's basically functioning as narrator,...

Traugot had nine brothers? Three of them were artists, I'm guessing? (I've only ever seen three mentioned.)

I hope their parents had a well-stocked larder for their teenage years.