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| Teens will see Batman at the movies, but they’re passing up comic books (The Toledo Blade) |
| Just about every week, Matt Hyttenhove makes the familiar trek to Sylvania Avenue to hang out with a bunch of superheroes. And every week, the 16-year-old finds them at the Game Room, where thousands of their comic books line the walls and fill box after box. Even in an age of high technology where PlayStations and the like reign supreme, Mr. Hyttenhove has come to love this cornucopia of ... |
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| Books open our minds to the Middle East (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) |
| By ELIZABETH AGNVALL They stare at me accusingly each time I walk into the basement, with their straight spines and serious covers: Vali Nasr’s The Shia Revival, William Roe Polk’s Understanding Iraq, Akbar Ahmed’s Journey Into Islam. Excellent books. Highly recommended. For several months they lay impressively on my bedside table, but then I piled the books I was actually reading on top ... |
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