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This Blog will self-destruct: Catch-up week, Part 1

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This Blog will self-destruct. Not with a bang but with a whimper. Sunday, May 11, 2008. Catch-up week, Part 1. Hey ho, I've lagged behind a touch with my posting, but I have been reading all the weeks rundowns and exploring the different topics. I'm sure that makes sense to somebody, somewhere. Anyway, here's a link to my favourite blog at the moment, Comics Down Under. Which dealt with the history of Australian made comic books and strips (See, a library connection! I guess you can't please everybody.

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an island art: Bernard Caleo's Paper Theatre

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Reports from the world of paper theatre. Tuesday, May 28, 2013. Bernard Caleo's Paper Theatre. Last week it was my birthday and I turned 45. Last night I was at the parental home, where my family gathers every Monday night for a meal. Parents, brothers, sister, spouses, children, cousins gathered as usual. And then, unexpectedly, my friends began to arrive. And arrive. And arrive. WHAT was going on? Candles were lit, the song was sung, cakes were cut. And then Part Two began. And not without reason - Fle...

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Pikitia Press Blog: Stan Cross (3 December 1888 – 16 June 1977)

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Wednesday, December 3, 2014. Stan Cross (3 December 1888 – 16 June 1977). Stan Cross was born today in 1888. American by birth, Cross immigrated with his family from Los Angeles to Perth in 1892. Cross achieved fame as an Australian strip and political cartoonist with work in Smith’s Weekly, The Herald and Weekly Times. Cross is famous for his iconic 1933 “For gorsake, stop laughing: this is serious! Wally and the major. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pikitia Press Blog Edited by Matt Emery.

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Pikitia Press Blog: October 2014

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Monday, October 6, 2014. Happy Birthday 48th Birthday Dylan Horrocks. Sam zabel and the magic pen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Wholesale rates available for retailers on enquiry. Pikitia Press Blog Edited by Matt Emery. Read Matt Emery's comics:. From Earth's End - a New Zealand Comics Blog. Supanova Pop Culture Expo Podcasts. 169; 2012 Pikitia Press. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Pikitia Press Blog: May 2014

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Saturday, May 31, 2014. Mark One Turns 25. In the mid 2000's I moved to Hamilton on a whim and after a few curious visits to Mark One I rekindled my interest in comics. A highlight of every week was picking up a pile of comics on Friday and then lounging on our mansion porch (yeah, we had a mansion) on the banks of the mighty Waikato River and thumbing through all the four colour goodness that I thought I had grown out of. I remember picking up Jim Rugg and Brian Maruca's brilliant Street Angel. That pla...

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Amazing Australia: March 2008

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Amazing Australia is an exciting new series of kids' books, exploring Australia's weird and wonderful history. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. In space, no one can hear your boomerang return. One of the earliest sections appearing in Airborne Australia. Is devoted to the boomerang, the uniquely Australian device whose surface resembles that of modern-day aircraft wings, which allows it to fly through the air - and, in the case of specially-designed boomerangs, return to the person who threw it! Are being para...

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Amazing Australia: Amazing Australia - The Inside Story!

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Amazing Australia is an exciting new series of kids' books, exploring Australia's weird and wonderful history. Wednesday, November 19, 2008. Amazing Australia - The Inside Story! Ever wondered how a kid's book actually makes it onto the bookstore shelves? To the uninitiated, it might seem a mysterious process, but to anyone who's ever worked on children's books will tell you, the main ingredients are an uncertain mix of good ideas, hard work and a generous dollop of good luck thrown in for good measure!

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Amazing Australia: You've read the book - now, download the study guide!

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Amazing Australia is an exciting new series of kids' books, exploring Australia's weird and wonderful history. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. You've read the book - now, download the study guide! Well, it's official - as of today, copies of Airborne Australia. Are being parachuted into bookstores across the country. (Well, okay, they were probably wheeled into bookshops on a trolley by a courier, but "parachuted" sounds a lot more exciting, right? Anyhow.um, where were we? Kevin Patrick and Douglas Holgate.

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Amazing Australia: Airborne Australia soars above the magazine racks!

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Amazing Australia is an exciting new series of kids' books, exploring Australia's weird and wonderful history. Wednesday, May 14, 2008. Airborne Australia soars above the magazine racks! If you've ever wondered how a book like Airborne Australia. Gets written, then check out the June 2008 issue of Krash. Magazine, which has a two-page interview with author Kevin Patrick, where he talks about how the book came to be - and how he and illustrator Doug Holgate. Hammered it into shape! My best regards guys!

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Amazing Australia: November 2007

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Amazing Australia is an exciting new series of kids' books, exploring Australia's weird and wonderful history. Tuesday, November 27, 2007. The Victorian State Government's. Plans to build a water desalination plant near Wonthaggi hit an unexpected obstacle when it was revealed that a significant deposit of prehistoric fossils was located in the plant's proposed construction site. Who is profiled on page 58 of Prehistoric Australia. Wrote to the DSE to alert them of the site's presence. Interview with Dr ...