episode two is now available via
lisbyn here and within 24 hours on iTunes! :)
YAY!
so, in this episode's YA NEWS segment, we discuss the one and only Neil Gaiman's commencement speech, The Writer's Voice competition, and Kate Hart's amazing analysis of 2011 YA covers.
and then we move on to discuss book banning, challenging, and the banned books that each of us read in preparation for the episode.
now, the important question:
is it pronounced GUY-man or GAY-man... please educate us in the comments.
AND don't forget to vote in the poll on the sidebar!
to inform you as a voter, emily suggested these pics:
and vic, the right one, suggested these pics:
this one bears repeating on the correct side of the issue...
sexy stuff, people!!!
links:
so, out of all the banned books you've read, what's your favorite?
she self-published her debut novel INANIMATE OBJECTS, a "dark and glittering novel of artists and magicians, muses and immortals. At the heart of the story is Leonidas Bondi, a charismatic young artist who falls under the watchful gaze of Matilda August. Matilda has been a patron to the stars for hundreds of years, but this fickle muse is more than a little taken with her new protégé, blurring her own lines of work and obsession. Providing opposition is Matilda’s son, Elisha, a moody figure who holds revenge above all else after he suffers a terrible wrong."
