Blogosphere roundup for 9/19/08

This week's book buzz from blogs and beyond:

• The Forager Blog takes a concise look at You Can't Get There from Here by Jason (via Sean T. Collins)

• Jan Stephens looks at Tales Designed to Thrizzle by Michael Kupperman

• ComicList reviews Strange and Stranger: The World of Steve Ditko by Blake Bell; also, Four Realities reprints Dave Sim's review of the book from Ditkomania

• Bust is "so beyond excited" for the release of Ghost World: Special Edition by Dan Clowes; Brazilian blog Suburbana plugs the book in Portugese

• Sean T. Collins on Jason's Pocket Full of Rain and other Stories

• The Daily Cross Hatch looks at The Portable Frank by Jim Woodring

• The Village Voice examines Deitch's Pictorama by the brothers Deitch

• The Forbidden Planet International blog looks at the UK edition of Maggie the Mechanic by Jaime Hernandez

Other internet items of interest:

• From Jessica Palmieri, photos of the opening reception of "Kim Deitch: A Retrospective" at MoCCA; WNYC profiles Deitch and presents two audio interview clips (via The Beat, who also report from the exhibit opening)

• A Fantagraphics rejection letter from 1995

• du9 presents an interview with Kevin Huizenga

• Rod McKie names Robert Crumb and Gahan Wilson two of the World's Greatest Living Artists

• Desk Space has a brief interview with Leah Hayes

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