We were looking for something to post this February 29 and this article at the AV Club about Tom Lehrer surfaced this afternoon.  Perfect...

Five years ago, yes, our brains hurt a lot when we realized a full decade had passed by. We said we’d shoot for another five and, for be...

During the spring session of Vatican III an elderly American bishop got the idea that a nuclear cataclysm had occurred in Baltimore, Marylan...

Richard Egielski created 14 full page illustrations for The Letter, the Witch, and the Ring , and, in celebration of its 40th anniversary, w...

Let’s say you’re an tech-savvy, undergraduate education major and you want to contribute something new and unique to the World Wide Web thin...

We celebrate the 78th birthday of author John Bellairs. It's not a platinum anniversary (close: 70) but 78 is the atomic number of th...

The powder room for men at the nameless Catholic Montana Women's College is at the residence of this individual [ Saint Fidgeta and Othe...

We’re celebrating fifty years since the publication of Saint Fidgeta and Other Parodies and a half-century of John Bellairs as the famous a...

After Johnny Dixon has a run-in with school bully Eddie Tompke, Gramma Dixon helps treat Johnny's cut finger: "As Gra...

Next time...next time it will be better. Haven’t yet found the nun who was waving that black squiggly flag. Paint the runway white and gold...

Here's your chance to vote for your favorite book in the Johnny Dixon series.

It's always fun to see contemporary artists take on the work on John Bellairs, such as these storyboards by Anissa Espinosa of The Re...

And now for something completely different - and unexpected: The Gargoyle in the Dump is a recently discovered, never-before-published sto...

Here's your chance to vote for your favorite book in the Anthony Monday series.

Professor Childermass boasts that the name Childermass is "ancient and honorable" with one of his ancestors alongside the barons w...