#roxaboxen

[taurusynecdoche]

roxaboxen by alice mclerran

[onestarpicturebooks]

My daughter and I did not like this book. It reads like a forced narrative with no empathy or connection to the characters. I also did not like the details about a "war' and free money. I wish I had read the reviews before ordering. I usually do read them but Marian is my daughter's name and I was hooked.

Vicki D. Mathiesen reviews Roxaboxen

[kidsandprose]

Reviews of The Walls Around Us, This is Sadie, and Roxaboxen

[friedap]

Illustration by Barbara Cooney for Roxaboxen by Alice McLerran

[gladsomeonereadtome-blog]

I loved Barbara Cooney, especially ROXABOXEN and MISS RUMPHIUS. And Brambly Hedge books. My first taste of imagination and magic. #GSRtM

‏@RivetingRosie

[thebookgarden]

Roxaboxen by Alice McLerran, Illustrated by Barbara Cooney. Scan sources unknown.

[mutantsalon]

Forced Into Femininity @ Roxaboxen.

[theworldunderground]

If you didn't notice, we're a huge sucker for pop hooks. Chicago has a great deal of newer two-pieces that you probably haven't heard of, but are hopefully just now starting to creep out into their own little stream of internet (and real life) stardom. They've all been playing dirty basement to 20 people for months. The Hecks, The Funs, and Coffin Ships. Not to be confused with the also excellent Coffin Pricks, the ol' Ships are a non-abrasive two piece who sing about dogs and fuzzy memories. They're great, and also just put a song out on the spectacular "Manic Static Compilation #1", alongside Heavy Times, Magic Ian, and The Funs. You should buy it. Try and catch these guys in a basement. Filmed at Roxaboxen, 2012. manicstatic.bigcartel.com/product/ms-005-manic-static-mix-tapes-no-1-cs coffinships.bandcamp.com/ gonzochicago.com