The Adirondack Family Book Festival – Aug. 15 – Lake Placid, NY The festival brings together an illustrious and richly diverse group of children’s and YA authors and illustrators to meet their readers of all ages, read aloud, and talk about their work. Activities that pair select books with the natural beauty of the Adirondacks and…
Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards The Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards are a premier celebration of exceptional children’s literature, recognizing the creative talents of authors, illustrators, and publishers. Each year, they honor outstanding books across various categories, including Picture Books, Early Readers, and Young Adult Fiction. These awards spotlight works that inspire imagination, promote diversity, and encourage…
Frayed Edge Press Novels, SS, Non-fiction, History, Translations frayededgepress.com info@frayededgepress.com Frayed Edge Press – Literary fiction with an edge Contemporary novels, short stories, in English and translation. About Frayed Edge Press Frayed Edge Press is an indie pub in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specializing in publishing marginalized voices, forgotten history, as well as overlooked literature in translation.…
LA Kids Book Festival A free, annual community event in West Hollywood Park dedicated to promoting children’s literacy, diversity, and the joy of reading. Founded to provide inclusive, bilingual resources, it features over 100 authors, illustrators, live storytimes, performances, and activities like foam parties and arts & crafts. lakidsbookfestival.com FREE Attendee Registration LA’s largest event celebrating…
SFWP Literary Awards The SFWP Literary Awards recognize outstanding poetry, short fiction, and creative non-fiction by unpublished and published writers. The contest is judged by prominent authors. Unpublished work, self-published work, and work from small or micro-presses that has not received marketing support will be eligible. Deadline: September 15 Categories: See website for more details Prizes: Grand Prize is…
Spy vs. Spy is a comic strip published in MAD magazine. It features two agents involved in comic-book espionage activities: one dressed in black, the other in white. A parody of the Cold War, the strip was created by Cuban expatriate cartoonist Antonio Prohías, first appearing in MAD Magazine Issue #60 in 1961.
Spy vs. Spy made its first appearance in Mad Magazine in 1961. The spies were originally created by Cuban cartoonist Antonio Prohías. In 1997, Peter Kuper picked up the torch and he has been drawing them ever since. Come check out all Peter’s great illustrations at PeterKuper.com.
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