#cool book

[coeurdeverre82]

new york: the new art scene photographs by ugo mulas

[sisaloofafump]

"Most fans agree that not only could Batman ride a shark while wielding a lightsaber if he felt like it, but it is almost inevitable that he do so"

... is such a banger line. Thank you Jennifer Dondero

From "Dark Hero Rising: How Online Batman Fandom Helped Create A Cultural Archetype " in the book Fan Phenomena: Batman edited by Liam Burke

[scribble-brain-aced]

so i’m reading ‘Lycanthropy and Other Chronic Illnesses’, i onl just started and also i’m not disabled so i cant say much about it, but every single time i’ve read a book w/ social media, it feels wrong. but this book just work with it

also the FUCKING LOSS.JPEG REFEENCE??

that can stay.

[liminalitycarb]

Did you know that Dawntrail has some really good books as our first tome weapons?

[dreamer0903]

I'm reading "Radio silence" and I'm loving it!

Some books recs?

[mango-meister]

Star Trek challah bread let’s goooo!!!

But wait there’s milk? I’m pretty sure there’s not usually milk.

I guess it’s a special shape.

Was proofing some yeast from 2016 and it wasn’t going well but as fate would have it I found exactly 2 packets of yeast in my cupboard. Destiny.

(From the Official Star Trek Cooking Manual (1978))

What should I make next?

[mad-raptorzzz]

Mates. I just found a book that is functionally Jurassic Park but with dragons. As in the reference Jurassic Park. But the park has dragons instead. I’m only about 50 ish pages in. Trying to decide if these dragons truly are naturally occurring as the owners of the park state (claiming why’re related to Pterosaurs) or if there’s something more insidious at play.

it’s called The Great Zoo of China if anyone else is interested