#Shaenon K Garrity

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Lighters up for Skin Horse, hope Shaenon starts a new comic soon

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Shaenon was in Munchkin once!?!?!?

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THE DIRE DEEP OF WILLOWWEEP MANOR

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The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor by Shaenon K. Garrity

This wasn't the book I was expecting, but it was fun. I won't give too much away, but if you enjoy gothic novels with a sci-fi twist, you may want to check this one out.

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Latest haul...

I got to stop by the bookstore yesterday afternoon and came home with three new books. The first book was something I picked up on a whim because I thought it looked interesting. The other two books were books that were on my list. I’m one of those people that think there’s no such thing as too many books. 

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Book Review: The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor by: Shaenon K. Garrity & Christopher J. Baldwin (Illustrator)

Initial Thoughts: I need a sequel and a physical copy of this book asap! I ended up borrowing this book from the e-library. I was quickly drawn by the main character’s interest in gothic fiction like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights (two of my favourite books!). I absolutely loved this book. It was off the wall and quirky and I want to read it again sometime soon. Summary A graphic novel about a…

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Shaenon K. Garrity

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Nancy cartoonist  Olivia Jaimes is taking a summer break from the strip, and to bridge the gap, Andrews McMeel has recruited several cartoonist to fill in on the popular strip, including Caroline Cash, Shaenon K. Garrity, Megan McKay and the creator of the first Jaimes-less comic, Leigh Luna. The publisher and Jaimes have been coy about when the strips would start — supposedly they weren’t supposed to debut until July, but surprise! Luna’s strip went live today, so we’ll have to check back tomorrow to see if there’s another guest artist.

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Have you ever found any full (probably public domain :p) novels in the library?

Yes, but only once. It was, perhaps fittingly, a transcribed copy of Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translator's Revolution by R. F. Kuang. The librarian who found it promptly misplaced its shelving address in their excitement, and it is likely that this volume has only become more improbable to find again with recent reindexings of the catalogue. (The Library guards its words carefully, and it is particularly reluctant to make so many of them so easily accessible to the public.)

For further information on the phenomenon of finding literary works within the Library, we recommend you read Shaenon K. Garrity's Librarians in the Branch Library of Babel or the text located at Hexagon

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Wall 2; Shelf 1; Volume 28 (cwy .tut); Page 165.

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One of the earlier pieces I did this year. I had been reading through the entire run of the Narbonic webcomic by Shaenon K Garrity and felt it only right to draw the mad scientist herself, Helen B Narbon!

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Okay I literally allude to Mell in a She Ra post. That is kind of amazing. It's so nice to meet another Shaenon Garrity fan!

You did? That's awesome!! I agree, it's great to meet another Shaenon K Garrity fan!!

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THE DIRE DAYS OF WILLOWWEEP MANOR

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(A lone panel from Skin Horse by Shaenon K. Garrity and Jeffrey C. Wells)

we all must get weirder and more queer. i am completely serious and genuine and this is urgent. please get weirder and gayer now. if you see me acting weird and gay mind your business a little bit.

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Manga Rococo: The Rose of Versailles, Volume One https://shelfdust.com/2024/04/03/manga-rococo-the-rose-of-versailles-volume-one/

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Comic: "Narbonic" by Shaenon K. Garrity

"Professor Madblood and the Doppelgänger

Gambit" Part 2

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Stuff I Read/Watched in February...

The Comet by Joe Todd-Stanton

Bear by Ben Queen and Joe Todd-Stanton

The Dire Days of Willowweep Manor by Shaenon K. Garrity and Christopher Baldwin

Evermore: A Post-Apocalyptic Fairy Tale by Isobelle Carmody and Daniel Reed

Grimoire Noir by Vera Greentea and Yana Bogatch

Claudia and the Bad Joke by Anne M. Martin

Kristy and the Walking Disaster by Anne M. Martin

The Garden of Lost Secrets by A.M. Howell

The House of One Hundred Clocks by A.M. Howell

Haunted by various authors

The Spook’s Battle by Joseph Delaney

RRR (2022)

Sailor Moon: Season 3 (1994)

Spooks: Season 1 (2002)

Interview with the Vampire: Season 1 (2022)

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