Con-crud is real, but it was worth it
A lot’s happened lately! I joined the board of the nonprofit group Creators Assemble!, I got an electric car, and […]
Category: Comics
ALA was a comics paradise, but my Chicago trip was a bust
So, I’ve been mighty busy lately. All good things though! I had a couple new book reviews appear in Library […]
Another WonderCon under my belt!
Hello there! My website has been down, otherwise I would have posted about this much sooner, but I’m glad to […]
Hear me rant about, I mean discuss, bans and challenges to comics again.
Well, hi there! I’ve been invited by California State University San Marcos to discuss banned and challenged comics in libraries. […]
Thank you, Crescent City!
Hi all! Last week sure was a busy one. I was in New Orleans to speak at the second (and […]
New webinar approaching
Good evening, all! I hope your holidays were pleasant and your end of the year is looking nice and relaxing. […]
Twitter is on fire, follow me elsewhere
Hi all! Twitter appears to be a sinking ship, and I cannot in good conscience stay active there considering its […]
Lots of thank yous and a sad update
I’ve been a bit absent from updating what’s been going on, because, frankly, I’ve just been so busy. Firstly, I’d […]
I still can’t believe it! SDCC edition
I’m back, and I’m finally fully-recovered from SDCC. Nothing could have truly prepared me for the experience, and I doubt […]
Comics challenges webinar now archived
At WonderCon, I was asked to participate in a panel about challenges to comics in libraries with Moni Barrette, the […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I have two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a collection development manager for a public library, and I am the Graphic Novel Selector for a library vendor. I live in Greater Cleveland with my husband, two dogs, a cat, and pet rats.