“Palestine” by Joe Sacco – 30 Years and Nothing Has Changed
First published 30yrs ago, Joe Sacco’s “Palestine” continues to be a masterclass in comic journalism and hits hard with its ongoing relevance today.
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- Taking over the world, one blog post at a time
First published 30yrs ago, Joe Sacco’s “Palestine” continues to be a masterclass in comic journalism and hits hard with its ongoing relevance today.
Sometimes it is not to simply remember moments in history. Sometimes, it is more important in HOW we remember it, and whether we have actually learned from it. Time to read MAUS by Art Spiegelman. Because I can tell some of you haven’t.
T’was the night before Christmas, and even though I don’t even celebrate Christmas, I’m not completely immune to the last-minute-gift chaos for end of year celebrations. Pour yourself a drink because I have some ideas.
My dream tabletop game: entertaining, card matching puzzle elements, and it comes with burger inspiration for the BBQ. Time to BURGER UP!!
No chance of being bamboo-zled. Panda Party is fun, easy to learn, and just the right amount of chaos for party-animals of all ages. (All Puns Welcome)
Big fan of small tabletop games. Small Fjords is great for strategy and scratches the itch for location inspiration, but does it meet the grade for gameschooling?
The popularity of pigeons will forever amaze me, but this game absolutely flies with it! Review for OH MY PIGEONS!
I’m calling it: Blue Prince could be Game of the Year 2025. Puzzles, placements, and politics wrapped up in gorgeous aesthetics and a moody soundtrack. I love it.
Score: 4.5 out of 5 cracking whips. This is the closest I will get to my childhood dream of being Indiana Jones. And I love it.
If we named a hospital “Hogwarts” and offered purely transgender surgery, do you think she would finally see the comparison?