• More articles from the Columbus Dispatch and the Cincinnati Enquirer about the demise of my alma mater.
• Tractor beams! Now where’s the clean, unlimited energy supply that will save the world?
• In our library, this would be located in my baby, the graphic novel section. Did I ever mention that Mr. Vonnegut loves librarians?
• God, I hate Peeps.
• The Arcade Fire are rocking me this morning. Here’s a great sketch of the dude with the Motorcycle helmet. (I didn’t draw it, Matthew Derby did.)
• Everybody’s going crazy for the Fibonacci poem! What about the Fibonacci SONNET?

On Sundays, Meg and I eat breakfast then sprawl out and devour the NYTimes. Meg always makes it longer than I do. I get bored, clip out the Chris Ware comic from the magazine, and then check e-mail.

Here’s an article on Bjork and Matthew Barney.

AND: Questions for George Saunders!

I took this in my dad’s barn… 

• George Saunders, on becoming a prude.
• The Dispatch reports on the Demise of Western.
• A BBC interview with the cartoonists involved in MOME. I finally ordered #3.
• Interesting article about the creative friendship between R Kikuo Johnson and Paolo Rivera.
• USA Today always has fun articles on LOST.

I was free-drawing, and this guy came to me out of nowhere, but now he really fascinates me. What is he supposed to say? I have no idea….

• Until I saw the movie, I had no clue Richard Thompson wrote the Grizzly Man Soundtrack, and Jim O’Rourke played on the session. [MP3]
• Jeremy was live and acoustic last night on the BBC.
• A few works by Yoshihiro Tatsumi are featured in the new Paris Review. Another lit journal warms to comics…good news.
• Check out the First Second Books site, where both Eddie Cambell (From Hell) and Joann Sfar (The Rabbi’s Cat) guest blog.
• NPR: Soldiers reading Shakespeare. I’m reading King Lear again, and it’s blowing my mind…