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'Down On The Corner' by Carey Baker is a fascinating and incredible journey into the world of music on the street.

Through Dog Days Keum Suk Gendry-Kim tells the dramatic stories of the dogs in her life aided by beautiful illustrations.

'Dangerous Memory' by Charlie Angus is the antidote to right wing politicians with their cries to make things "Great Again"

'Q & A' by Adrian Tomine is exactly what the title says it is: the author answering question about being a cartoonist.

'The Witch Queen of Redwinter' by Ed McDonald is a satisfying and intricate conclusion to an incredible series.

The Legacy of Arniston House by T. L. Huchu is a wonderful and enthralling read featuring the best teenage fantasy heroine to stomp the pages of any book.

Davis' seven-part song cycle for soprano, jazz trio and brass quintet provoked thought and admiration in Brooklyn.

Midwinter The Wood At Midwinter by Susanna Clarke is a magical and charming story celebrating its main character’s love of all things natural. Clarke, best known for her novels Jonathon Strange and Mr. Norrell  and Piranesi, has reached into the world of folk and fairy tales to create this evocative …

Forces of Nature by Ed Steed, published by Drawn & Quarterly, collects 160 cartoons that push the limits of sketch comedy, but not that kind of sketch comedy.

Like magic as a topic itself, this veritable tome of magic has more and more on each page as the reader studies, with wonderfully varied art too.