Now shipping are two Halloween-themed storybooks: You Got a Rock, Charlie Brown and the new book adaptation of It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.

Clips included Snoopy’s encounter with the Red Baron and the start of Charlie Brown’s crush on the Little Red-Haired Girl. Source: ‘Peanuts Movie’: Blue Sky and Fox Reveal 20 Minutes of Work in Progress

I’ve fallen behind on chronicling the new US Kindle editions of older British themed Snoopy strip collections.

The fine folks at GeekDad (well, mainly my pal Mordechai) have posted an interview with me, with one Peanuts question (the ol’ “what’s your favorite Peanuts story” one, but mostly about another project (yes, I do do non-Peanutsy things.)

For those interested in the larger Schulz family: this December, Complete Peanuts publisher Fantagraphics will be offering Crossing Eden, collecting Schulz’s son Monte’s Jazz Age novel trilogy into a single volume.

The next three Peanuts storybooks in the Great American Adventure line from the conservative imprint Little Patriot Press have been pushed back. These were supposed to ship in September, now not until next May. These books are: I Declare, Charlie Brown! looks at the founding of the country (“Declare” as in “Declaration …

You’ve seen me talking before about Harriet Glickman, the woman whose letter to Schulz inspired him to create Franklin in the 1960s – the letter itself is included as a pull-out item in my book The Peanuts Collection. Since then, she’s been getting ongoing attention, which hit a high point over …

You’re Golden, Charlie Brown is a recently released strip collection focused on the round-headed kid. It’s 150 pages of strips all from the mid-1960s, with three dailies (colorized) or one Sunday on each page (and, as with the previous volumes in this Ballantine Books format, with a curiously large hunk of …

We’ll see how well my remote blogging tool does:        

The new book Keep Calm and Do the Snoopy Dance is a little hardback gift book that includes a few Peanuts strips in it, but is mainly page after page of inspirational quotes (many with dancing mentioned as a source of joy), each with the same small picture of Snoopy tipping …