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Category Archives: King Dork
Can’t You See I’m Burning Burning?
Publishers like genres. It tells them how they should market the books on their lists and it also helps them set expectations. Genre was the reason Jo Rowling was told she’d never receive a penny beyond her advance for her … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Years Later, Books, King Dork
Tagged Code Name Verity, Junk, Mint-Flavoured Chunky Kit Kat, Patrick Ness
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Dork Scratchings
I just finished reading King Dork by Frank Portman. Frank Portman is the lead singer and songwriter for a pop-punk band called The Mr. T Experience that I have never heard of and I’ve heard of a lot of bands … Continue reading
Posted in Books, King Dork, Music
Tagged Catcher in the Rye, Frank Portman, Holden Caulfield, King Dork, young adult
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