A British writer's experiences reading Peanuts and Snoopy
Here's an article in the UK Financial Times by their food editor, where he tells the history of the Peanuts comic strip he'd grown up on himself, to coincide with an exhibition on Charles Schultz's creations being held in Somerset House.
Labels: comic strips, exhibitions
The site's asking me to subscribe.
Posted by
Bradley Walker |
6:08 PM
Yeah, when I first read the article 3 days before, it was one of the few I'd ever found there that could be read in full without subscription, but evidently, the chance only lasts a few days before they restrict access. It's the same with the Wall Street Journal. Sad there's a number of papers, financial or otherwise, that demand subscription registrations to access even their entertainment and history articles.
Posted by
Avi Green |
8:34 PM