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Brain Comics #50

(Wow, 50 comics. I'm not sure that when I first started out I ever believed I'd get here.)

Keith Richards was unavailable for comment.

Brain Comics #50

(Wow, 50 comics. I'm not sure that when I first started out I ever believed I'd get here.)

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Wait, Kazu Kibuishi has a webcomic? How come nobody told me?

(From ComixTalk's People of Webcomics List For 2007)

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Wait, Kazu Kibuishi has a webcomic? How come nobody told me?

(From ComixTalk's People of Webcomics List For 2007)

In which I am predictable in multiple ways.

While tidying up my apartment tonight, I fell into a bad habit of mine from way back: Reorganizing my bookshelves. Admittedly I don't own nearly as many books as I used to, but I seem to have, for the first time, found a good organizational system:

* Comics/Graphic Novels
* Foreign languages/Latin America
* Queer Lit/Gender Studies
* Computer Reference
* Science Fiction

Something like 90% of what I own falls into these five categories. I didn't realize I was quite that predictable. The only problem is how to handle the overlapping books, such as Fun Home. Ah well. No system is perfect.

In which I am predictable in multiple ways.

While tidying up my apartment tonight, I fell into a bad habit of mine from way back: Reorganizing my bookshelves. Admittedly I don't own nearly as many books as I used to, but I seem to have, for the first time, found a good organizational system:

* Comics/Graphic Novels
* Foreign languages/Latin America
* Queer Lit/Gender Studies
* Computer Reference
* Science Fiction

Something like 90% of what I own falls into these five categories. I didn't realize I was quite that predictable. The only problem is how to handle the overlapping books, such as Fun Home. Ah well. No system is perfect.