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A very belated links round-up

OBViously I would not let y’all languish without Franzen content when I could furnish you with Franzen content. He has proposed ten rules for writers. They are so magnificently stupid, especially number five. My cup runneth over. Can ballet exist without hurting women? Couples develop their own private languages and verbal tics! (So do families.) (So do friends.) (But this article is about couples.) Friends featured lesbians and mocked them; does one of those things cancel out the other? An interview with amazing Saga artist slash genius Fiona Staples. Treat aromantic and asexual adults like adults! Grace Lavery points out…

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Review: Saga, vols. 1 and 2, Brian K. Vaughn and Fiona Staples

Upon finishing the second volume of Brian K. Vaughn’s most recent series, Saga, I have decided to be excited about Vaughn. This could have happened sooner, except unfortunately Runaways was my introduction to him, and it is not great around race and it put me off him. But having read Y: The Last Man and Saga, I think that Vaughn’s writing is great, and I like that he creates comics with end-dates in mind, so I’ve decided to hop (at last!) on board the Brian K. Vaughn train. My favorite thing about Saga is the relative tininess of its stakes…

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