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Writers Honored by the Langston Hughes Society Award

 

Every year, the Langston Hughes Society presents an award to the writer they feel most embodies Langston Hughes’ life and work. To commemorate the birthday of the man himself, we’re celebrating four of the most recent winners of the Langston Hughes Society Award. 

Posted by Danielle Mohlman

Quirk E. Cat Advice Column #5: Aesthetic? What aesthetic?

 

Editor’s Note: In an effort to keep Quirk E. Cat from napping at his desk, we have assigned him to Advice Column duty. We apologize in advance.

Posted by Quirk E. Cat

Common Sense From Fictional Characters

[Movie still from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Warner Bros.]

We asked some of our favorite fictional characters what one piece of advice or word of wisdom they’d give to the average person going about their daily life. Here were their responses.

Posted by Lauren Thoman

The Latest Headlines From OzFeed

Here’s some of the hottest headlines from Wonderful Land of Oz’s most popular website, OzFeed!

Posted by Jadzia Axelrod

A Look at Comics’ Most Influential Couple

[Photo by Brooke Cagle on Unsplash]

Today is Spouses Day, where the celebration of marital bliss is on the docket. While many people love their spouses, it is rare to see married people garner the same high level of regard in a single industry. Writers Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick have been two of the most influential comic creators of the last few years. Their works have been at the forefront of the modern feminist movement in the comics industry. With some of the coolest books on the shelf and a list of impressive collaborators, Fraction and DeConnick have taken comics storytelling to new heights. Their work has inspired a whole slew of people to cosplay as their characters and even put tattoos on themselves. Below is a round-up of some of the pair’s best pieces.

Posted by David Winnick

The Many Moods of Neil Gaiman’s Hair

Neil Gaiman's hair is almost as magical as his writing. That's why we here at Quirk (who are BIG fans of Gaiman and his whimsical locks) have dedicated this blog post to Gaiman's hair. But wait! We've taken it one step further by pairing the many moods of Neil Gaiman's hair with a book.

Posted by Sandra Woolf