Link-o-rama

I have a stack of books to review but those are just going to have to wait a bit longer because right now I’ve got quite a few things going on so hopefully this weekend I will get to them.

Instead, I’m going to leave you with some very fun bookish links – enjoy!

  • I know I raved about Lucy Knisley’s book French Milk, but I’ve recently discovered her online journal. It’s wonderful and for all of you Twilight lovers, you must check out her entry “My Lost Weekend in the Meyer”. Hilarious.
  • Want to let your inner graffiti artist out? Get a copy of The Walls notebook and you’ll have 80 “clean” New York walls as your sketch pad. I love this and will have to put it on my Christmas wish list.
  • Do you love fairy tales? What if those didn’t end in happily ever after? Check out the Fallen Princesses project by JPG magazine and see what you think.
  • Love beautiful books? Check out the books in the Fifth Triennial Helen DeGoyler bookbinding competition. I’m very excited to see that Jury Prize in Design went to this entry. I took classes with David at the Craft Guild in Dallas! He’s a fabulous bookbinder and teacher. Hopefully one day I can take another of his classes.

Alright, that’s it for today but please stop by tomorrow for a special guest post.

17 Responses to “Link-o-rama”

  1. Isabel http://booksandotherstuff.blogspot.com

    I wonder what kind of paper is used for the Wall Notebook.

    You always find interesting links!

  2. Melody http://www.mel-reading-corner.blogspot.com/

    Thanks for the links, Iliana!
    The one about the Twilight crack me up! LOL.

  3. Nymeth http://www.thingsmeanalot.com/

    lol! I’d actually seen that twilight comic before, but I hadn’t realized it was by Lucy Knisley! Thank you for reminding me that I want to read French Milk.

  4. aka nik http://keepthisonthedl.blogspot.com

    Thanks for the links to such fun stuff. Have a good weekend!

  5. Eva http://astripedarmchair.wordpress.com

    That Twilight comic was hilarious! I only read the first one. I really want to read French Milk now. :D

  6. Bookgirl http://www.bookgirl.net

    Isabel – Good question. I’m assuming it’s just smooth text paper. I can’t imagine that it’d be slick but who knows maybe it is.
    Melody – Isn’t it funny? I love how it’s so true about just being sucked in by those books! haha.
    Nymeth – I hope you’ll check out French Milk. It’s so good and of course makes you want to take a trip to Paris!
    aka nik – Glad you liked those. You have a great weekend!
    Eva – It was hilarious wasn’t it? I need to get caught up on her journal :)

  7. Wisteria http://www.bookwormsdinner.blogspot.com

    OMG…My nephew will love the Wall Notebook. Actually, so would I. Thanks for the link.

  8. Wisteria http://www.bookwormsdinner.blogspot.com

    I just read ”My Lost Weekend in the Meyer” toooooooo funny.
    Love the sign..Crappy Airport Bookstore. LMAO!!!

  9. Bookgirl http://www.bookgirl.net

    Wisteria – Isn’t it a great notebook. I really want one too! Ha,ha.. that is great and so true about the crappy airport bookstore right? So funny.

  10. Veens http://nidhiveens-loveforbooks.blogspot.com

    I m Twilight fan… and i m going to check that link out!thank u!

  11. Veens http://nidhiveens-loveforbooks.blogspot.com

    heheheh! that was awesome comics! Damn I read the whole thing… I wanted to stop at 1st :D as I have not read the nxt in the installment yet! But I will still go ahead and read :D

  12. Veens http://nidhiveens-loveforbooks.blogspot.com

    I will put this link in my post – Twilight review :)

  13. jenclair http://bookgarden.blogspot.com/

    The bookbinding competition had some gorgeous bindings! Thanks for the links!

  14. Literary Feline http://www.literaryfeline.com

    Thank you for the links, Iliana! I loved reading “My Last Weekend in Meyer”.

  15. Sheila DeChantal http://bookjourney.wordpress.com/

    I do love beautiful books! That link was great. Books can be art. I love using big beautiful books as end tables. A beautiful book binding just adds to a room and it is always a great conversation piece.

  16. bookworm http://thebookworm07.blogspot.com/

    Thanks for the links! I like that Twilight one :) And the bookbinding competition site is wonderful to look at. Enjoy your weekend.

  17. Jodie http://bookgazing.blogspot.com

    Haha I love that Twilight comic (also I fear that weekend could happen to me).