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Calvin and Hobbes Artist’s New Book

Feb 22, 2023 | Art, News & Trending

Calvin and Hobbes author Bill Watterson is back in the storytelling craft, after a 28-year-long hiatus. Watterson has led a quiet life since Calvin and Hobbes, avoiding a public career on the coattails of his creation. He doesn’t sign autographs, speak at...

Should Lyrics Be Considered Literature?

Dec 14, 2016 | Art, Music

When Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature, it sent shock waves throughout the writing community. Never before had a musician won the prestigious award. Because of that, the reaction from the public was pretty split. Some people rejoiced while others argued that...

New York Public Radio Sponsors PEN World Voices Exploring Mexico Today

Mar 18, 2016 | Art

New York Public Radio is a sponsor of the upcoming PEN World Voices Festival, scheduled from April 25 through May 1. The festival will celebrate Mexico’s rich literary culture with performances featuring authors from around the world. June M. Carson, a philanthropist...

BOMB Shares All Facets of the Artist’s Voice

Oct 11, 2013 | Articles

Do you remember the first time you flipped through the pages of an art zine or independent literary publication? There is a feeling one gets when holding something so prolific, so unique in their hands; the delight and intrigue that art journals radiate is such a...

When Picture Books and Adult Literature Collide…

Jun 14, 2013 | Articles

Lovers of books know that there have always been many forms of literature. From science fiction novels, to romance stories, anthologies of poetry, young adult dramas, to classic fiction aimed towards an adult reader, the possibility of genres are infinite. Though less...

Should Lyrics Be Considered Literature?

New York Public Radio Sponsors PEN World Voices Exploring Mexico Today

BOMB Shares All Facets of the Artist’s Voice

When Picture Books and Adult Literature Collide…

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