Okay, I got to read this book by Eloise Jarvis McGraw recently and decided to blog about it here. Most of my readers are likely aware that E...

As I come to the end of my first batch of Thompson books (more on the way, don't worry!), I end with her book for 1928, The Giant Horse ...

This interview has a little history behind it. When I was launching the first version of my Oz website, I decided to get an interview with E...

Okay, no blogs recently. My work schedule changed, where I work Monday through Friday like a regular person instead of having Sunday and Wed...

For those who follow me on Twitter, I sometimes (okay, often) have some Ozzy things to say, some of which don't make it to the blog. Wh...

Something I didn't mention about Thompson that I will say now about her 1927 Oz book. She preferred to use the traditional spelling ...

In this podcast, we present two interviews with two people who have contributed to continuing the literary tradition of Oz today. The first ...

Now, for those of you who've been following my readings and criticisms of Thompson (many of them my first impressions), you might be exp...

Okay... Some of you can probably guess how I'll feel about the conclusion of The Lost King of Oz , Thompson's Oz book for 1925. But ...

Hey! Remember the website I said I was going to build? Well... It's up! It's a revamp of my old Dorothy & Ozma Productions web...