#Nikola Tesla books

[embeccy]

"Of all things, I liked books best."

- Nikola Tesla

[zellaroonie]

Human Bill Cipher but not really

[sylveon-and-velveon]

Okay.... my friend's asking the REAL questions here-

[thepersonalquotes]

Of all things, I liked books best.

Nikola Tesla

[geekynerfherder]

Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of Piotr Cieśliński (Dark Crayon).

[tvichpi]

i have two sides

and...

pokie<<3

[secretflowerwizard]

the sluttiest thing a man can do is to be emotionally available.

[bookaddict24-7]

Of all things, I liked books best.

Nikola Tesla

[bluef00t]

It's kinda sweet that Robo considers himself meaningfully "related" to Tesla because of the theory that his consciousness came from a snapshot of Tesla's brain activity. On the other hand it is extremely funny to think that by taking a scan of his brain functions and putting it into a robot body, Tesla managed to produce a son who is LESS autistic than he was

[quotelr]

Of all things, I liked books best.

Nikola Tesla

[embeccy]

"Of all things, I liked books best."

- Nikola Tesla

[abybweisse]

HPB haul from 9/22/23

Back on the 22nd last month, I made another run to Half Price Books.

I've never read or watched The Handmaid's Tale, so here's a chance to read it, at least. I've watched The Princess Bride many times, but I've never read it, so when I saw this I had to get a copy. And I'm hoping the cult, serial killer, and Tesla books come in handy for Black Butler analysis. I recently teased about Scalzi's latest book here, but it honestly sounds like a fun read, so I picked up a copy of that, too.

Flame Tree publishing puts out some effing beautiful book editions and journals. The copy of Moby Dick at the top, the two small myth books to the lower right, and the two journals (one is open) are all by Flame Tree. They publish all those lovely Epic Tales, Gothic Fantasy, and Classic Stories books I have a large collection of, too. The smaller copy of Moby Dick is from that other large collection I've been buying up, published by Chiltern. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is part of the Chartwell editions I've started collecting. The Homer box set is quite nice, and I also broke down and bought these Jane Austen and Shakespeare paper dolls with sticker sets.

I'm just not sure what to do with the dolls. I might place them on sturdy backing, cut them out, and give them supports to stand on the shelves.

Also hoping the Arthurian myth and Egyptian myth books might prove useful in Black Butler analysis, though I do have other books about those topics.

[julyposts]

[asliceofchopstickpizza]

slidin' in your inbox to encourage you to YES post all the voltron stuff you've made! Your audience is right here! 🤩 (wym there is a book? what?? where????)

Be thankful I've recently moved phones so you're all saved from NikolaTeslaFish.mp4, I'll sort through what I have soon though!!

And yes, there's a book!! I was going to write a whole spiel about it but I found this picture which I think speaks better than I could!

The book is called Die Fliegende Schule der Abenteurer: Das Phantom aus der Unterwelt / L'école Volante des Aventuriers - Le Fantôme du Monde Souterrain (language dependant of course), and is available through the Europa Park online store, Amazon, and seemingly various other retailers. It seems to be available on Kindle in every region I checked but note that the text is only in German / French (although I'd highly reccommend a physical copy, it's stunning!! (Pictures soon, perhaps? 🤔))

[why-i-love-comics]

Dark Web: Ms. Marvel #2 (2023)

written by Sabir Pirzada art by Francesco Mortarino, Dono Sanchez-Almara, & Fernando Siguentes

[secretflowerwizard]

don't call me pretty just tell me what song do I remind you of