Whoops, I was too busy actually paying attention to FanLIS to take notes. Also, it turns out virtual conferences are much less exhausting when you’re not liveblogging them.
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I’m attending FanLIS this morning. This is my favorite little academic space: the intersection of fan studies and library & information science. I probably won’t be live-posting but I’ll take some notes to share.
Finished reading: The Essential X-Men Volume 2 by Chris Claremont π
Again, read as single issues in Marvel Unlimited, but this is the best way to track. It’s a powerhouse of a run with both Dark Phoenix and Days of Future Past in it.
Finished reading: Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover by Sarah MacLean π
This has my favorite of Sarah MacLean’s heroes. Give me a guy who is clever and made his own way over a titled rogue any day. (But I like to read about titled rogues, too.)
π Reading The Dark Phoenix Saga (not for the first time) and I had forgotten how heavily this whole deal, especially Scott talking to Dark Phoenix about love, influenced Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Dark Willow storyline.
ππ Read Jamaica Kincaid and Kara Walker Made an Irreverent, Charming Kidsβ Book by Stephen Bell (Harper’s Bazaar).
I’m super curious to see the book. The article only contains one sample page. It’s gorgeous and I look forward to seeing more.
πΏ Watched UHF on the big screen today, when I’d only watched it at home before. Early on I seemed to be the only person laughing but maybe people were feeling shy or something because they laughed more as the movie went on. It’s a funny movie every time.
Finished reading: Essential X-Men - Volume 1
I read these as single issues in Marvel Unlimited, but this is the easiest way to track them.
Currently reading: The Best There is at what He Does: Examining Chris Claremontβs X-Men by Jason Powell π
Started watching X-Men 97 πΊ which reminded me that I love the X-Men, so now I’m reading this and reading the comics mentioned alongside. Super fun.
Want to read: A Web of Our Own Making by AntΓ³n Barba-Kay π