Sarah from Springfield City Library writes:

Saw this and for a second all I could think of was "This can't be real. Someone must have read an Unshelved comic and misunderstood."

Check out the library sequence in Little Dee!

I hoped to announce by now that we have a page ready to accept your Pimp My Bookcart 2008 entries. Sorry, it's going to be a few weeks thanks to an unexpected pile of work. I know many of you are ready to go, and we're equally anxious to see them. Please keep your engines running!

They're back! Harlequin isn't done gathering participants for their Reader's Panel. They want readers of women's fiction with opinions about book ideas, book covers, and, of course, books. It's free and easy. Just sign up and start opining!

Thus Sunday's Unshelved Book Club is brought to us by guest cartoonist Brad Guigar. Besides being one of the funniest and most personable fellows you'll ever meet, and the seven-times winner of the "Laugh most likely to bring a corpse back to life" award (including one hair-splitting decision over Caesar Romero's Joker), Brad is also the cartoonist of not one, not two, but three regular comic strips: the local Philly flavor of Phables, the sex advice of Courting Disaster, and the supervillain humor of Evil, Inc., several of whose characters are the protagonists of today's strip. Brad is also co-author of How to Make Webcomics and co-host of Webcomics Weekly. Brad's impressive resume clearly reaches its pinnacle today with his first-ever Unshelved appearance. It's all downhill from here.