Finished reading: Wynd Book Three: The Throne in the Sky by James Tynion IV πŸ“š

This series has hooked me. This one feels relevant in a current events way.

Finished reading: Wynd Book Two: The Secret of the Wings by James Tynion IV πŸ“š

Finished reading: Frozen Hell by John W. Campbell Jr. πŸ“š

If you shoot it through the heart, and it doesn’t die, it’s a monster.

Finished reading: Wynd Vol. 1 by James Tynion IV πŸ“š

Magic πŸͺ„

Finished reading: Crush & Lobo by Mariko Tamaki πŸ“š

Finished reading: Zawa + The Belly of the Beast by Michael Dialynas πŸ“š

Another fun read. This one made me hungry.

Finished reading: Spider-Man & Venom by Gurihiru πŸ“š

Finished reading: Zatanna: Bring Down The House by Mariko Tamaki πŸ“š

This was a lot of fun. And the art is fantastic.

Finished reading: I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly πŸ“š

Finished reading: PIZZA…? (Spring 20:25) from Secret Restaurant Press πŸ“šπŸ““ (IG, ebay)

Finished reading: Ghostman by Roger Hobbs πŸ“š

Finished reading: Dead Boy Detectives Vol. 2: Ghost Snow by Toby Litt πŸ“š

DOVES are just pigeons who’ve gone into showbusiness.

Finished reading: Dead Boy Detectives Vol. 1: Schoolboy Terrors by Toby Litt πŸ“š

late posting this one

Finished reading: Failed States haiku by Peter Jastermsky πŸ“š

Finished reading: Exposed Wishes haiku chapbook by Billy Antonio πŸ“š

Finished reading: We by Yevgeny Zamyatin πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service Volume 5 by Eiji Otsuka πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service Volume 4 by Eiji Otsuka πŸ“š

Finished reading: The Eyes of the Cat by Moebius πŸ“š

Moebius is amazing ✏️

Finished reading: Ankle Snatcher by Grady Hendrix πŸ“š

Classic Grady, it’s a fun one.

This is a really cool visual style

Finished reading: The Colour Of Magic by Terry Pratchett πŸ“š

This was fun

β€œWe ask for a change to come, and then when that change do come, we act like we don’t give a damn about it. We don’t work hard enough to keep that change activated.”

-Lonnie Holley

Finished reading: Miao Dao by Joyce Carol Oates πŸ“š

The bully is always the one who has been hurt.

She realizes: the man’s power is to intimidate, to make you ashamed. But your power over him is the power of laughter.

Watched Eno last night 🍿

My kind of subject, film, and aesthetic.

I hope this is the beginning of generative narrative film experiments. Feels like a logical evolution of the medium.