I’ve wanted to spotlight Jason Chan for many months – he’s one of my absolute favorite living artists – but something keeps coming up that is more pressing so for now, enjoy his Servant of the Panther Queen as the featured image of the day, click on his name to check out his amazing portfolio – oh, and keep your eye open for future spotlights.
More pressing for today is why reading science fiction and fantasy is super good for you. Originally, I started writing a blog on this topic but found so many scientific studies and articles about it that I realized the topic really needs a strong thesis paper to do it justice. So, I did what any reasonably lazy author would do: I created an infographic instead! Lest you think I’m jesting, I’ll add the trivial detail that I stayed up a few hours past my normal bedtime just to bring this great content to your desktop. ;^)
They are large enough to print, though not 300 dpi so they could make decent, if not professional looking bookmarks. If you’d like a higher resolution version for printing, send me an email and I’ll set you up.
They offer a couple dozen reasons to convince your significant other (or parents) that it is vital to your health and well being to read all of my books! Just kidding. Sort of. #NotReally.
Sweet infographics! Need to determine my best method of turning them into a poster and/or bookmarks.
I’ve always thought reading had many positive attributes when used correctly. Regrettably, one can fall down the rabbit hole of only reading that which supports a predetermined viewpoint!
Haha – well, if predetermined is that SFF is fun to read, I’ll have to stick with that for leisure reading! ;^)