meagan_taylor

I like:
Doctor Who, Torchwood, Golden Girls, Heavy Weights, Watchmen, Futurama, X-Files, the 1950s, retro future/space age, tattoos, chubby dudes and cool stuff.
I am:
an assistant editor (professionally) and an editor (freelance). I draw comics and take photos, but not enough. I live with my boyfriend and my cat, who are both furry and cute.
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Across the Universe: A Wrinkle in Time Revisited - The Barnes & Noble Review

I know I’ve posted about my love for “A Wrinkle in Time” on G+, but this article brought me back to how special these books were to me when I first read them in middle school. Despite the article’s author arguments that the sequels fell far short of the first, I loved the whole quartet specifically for their differences (admittedly I own but never read “An Acceptable Time,” bad Megan!)

I also still haven’t read An Acceptable Time. The first three are all amazing and I felt like they grew with me. I read Many Waters summer before last and thought it was okay. It didn’t rouse any of the old feelings in me or anything, but it was all right. I put down An Acceptable Time within the first thirty pages and haven’t picked it up again.

fuckyeahindiecomics:

Hope Larson has finished inking her graphic novel adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time! awesome! looking forward to that, her stuff is fantastic! according to the her flickr page where she posted this (http://www.flickr.com/photos/hopelarson/5793805717/#/), the book’ll be out fall of next year!

Want.

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thegirlandherbooks:

30 Day Book Challenge: Day Two - a book you’ve read more than three times

A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L’Engle

I’m not much of a re-reader I have to admit, but I’ve owned this book since I was very little. I have always loved this book. It’s full of magic, mystery, and the wise words of Mrs. Who. I would sit and read it over and over again until I’d memorized all of my favorite parts. I wish I had the opportunity now to re-read it again. It’s just a delight to get to read.

All photos by me.

(Source: how-novelistic)