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[pangur-and-grim]

HEY THE ARTICLE IS UP, I can talk about things now!

Titan bought my Sir Cameron book, which is exciting because they've spearheaded some pretty big fantasy books in the past (ex. A Darker Shade of Magic).

my story could not be in better hands. honestly, it still feels surreal.

[reallybadblackoutpoems]

the shining (1977) - stephen king

"boo"

[i-live-in-my-bookshelf]

I live for *insert any homoerotic male love interests that were not canon but also so down bad for each other even the actors want it to happen*

[alexriesart]

Some of the Birrin world pages for my book 'Other Worlds': how the valuable cash crop bluestick is grown, along with some of the creatures among the floating gardens.

You can support the Kickstarter here!

[detroitlib]

From our stacks: Cover detail from The Select. F. Paul Wilson. New York: Dell, 1994.

[thingsidrawgohere]

The Boy! Is! Finished!

A bit of a disaster as a build but I'm pleased with it. The 2mm excise on the boards was not nearly enough for that spacing at the flap but ehh. And I forgot to use two layers of mesh for the eye sockets- so the silver film deformation is p noticeable. Minor issues that I'll take to my grave, Absolutely, but Hard Ehh. It's a bit of a test run for the next book so lessons half-learned.

Edit: Oh, yeah. I should prolly add the source material har har.

[residences-of-the-darkforest]

ACE CHARACTER?!?!?!

EDIT: I reblogged this with more info on the book! But for now, it was confirmed she’s ace and aro!

[garadinervi]

Gianpaolo Pagni, LETTURE STENOGRAFICHE, (rubber stamps on printed material (Stenografia oggi, Casa editrice Poseidonia, Prima edizione 1980)), 2024 [© Gianpaolo Pagni]

[inconsistentcampfire]

[floridaboiler]

[lovewanttimetopause]

[mudwerks]

(via and everything else too: Sleep No More: The Art of Lee Brown Coye)

[detroitlib]

From our stacks: Illustration "Le Lutin. A Legend of the Goblin Horseman." from Legends of Le Détroit. Marie Caroline Watson Hamlin. Illustrated by Miss Isabella Stewart. Detroit: Thorndike Press, 1885.

[canon-in-too-deep]

Free Anne of Green Gables Typeset

Not a spooky book, but Anne of Green Gables was one of my favorite reads as a kid, and I felt like this one was overdue. I found some cool flower art and a botanical frame, and, well, that was that!

Free book #39: Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery, typeset for half letter (letter folio). You can find the full pdf here in my library, along with a No Color version of the same typeset.

Any errors, feel free to let me know! Reblogs/likes are always appreciated, and you can follow this blog for future typesets! (Speaking of, I'm excited to get close to 40 books under my metaphorical typesetting toolbelt! I set threshold goals for myself at 12 and 25, and my next one is 50!) Some interior pics with the frame I used for the chapter headings are below. I've been using Californian FB a lot lately, but decided it was 'the one' for this book after seeing that oh-so-pretty 'Q'.

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Barbara Black Koltuv, Ph. D. - The Book of Lilith - Nicholas Hays - 1986 (cover from a painting by Franz Von Stuck titled 'Sensuality')