By Gretchen Alice
Lover of pop culture in all its various incarnations. Located in Austin, Texas.
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Posts Tagged: books

*snort*

*snort*

Source: therumpus.net

slaughterhouse90210:

“There is no surer foundation for a beautiful friendship than a mutual taste in literature.”— P.G. Wodehouse

slaughterhouse90210:

“There is no surer foundation for a beautiful friendship than a mutual taste in literature.”
— P.G. Wodehouse

(via elizs)

Source: slaughterhouse90210

davidmalki:

Wondermark #889; The Seeds of a Series

I still have a copy of The Turnips of Progress somewhere. About fifty pages in, that ghostwriter just said “screw it, I’m writing Marxist erotica” and it. Gets. WEIRD.

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Here’s a new thing I’ll try now and then! Same comics, reformatted into a square format to be legible and fit nicely on blogs and Tumbls. This one is even a little early, HOW ABOUT THAT

Wondermark—greatest webcomic ever?

davidmalki:

Wondermark #889; The Seeds of a Series

I still have a copy of The Turnips of Progress somewhere. About fifty pages in, that ghostwriter just said “screw it, I’m writing Marxist erotica” and it. Gets. WEIRD.

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Here’s a new thing I’ll try now and then! Same comics, reformatted into a square format to be legible and fit nicely on blogs and Tumbls. This one is even a little early, HOW ABOUT THAT

Wondermark—greatest webcomic ever?

Source: davidmalki

*gasp!*

*gasp!*

(via inturretandtree)

You guys are all reading Hard Truths from Soft Cats, right?

You guys are all reading Hard Truths from Soft Cats, right?

Source: hardtruthsfromsoftcats

incidentalcomics:

Ban This Book.

incidentalcomics:

Ban This Book.

(via elizs)

Source: incidentalcomics

Dream life.

Dream life.

(via notetosarah)

Source: garancedore.fr

unypl:

“Good Omens,” by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett 
Read Good Omens
See another Reading-Rider with Good Omens

Portrait-wise, this is one of my favorite UNYPL posts so far.

unypl:

“Good Omens,” by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett 

Read Good Omens

See another Reading-Rider with Good Omens

Portrait-wise, this is one of my favorite UNYPL posts so far.

Source: unypl

laughingsquid:

Behind Every Great Novelist

laughingsquid:

Behind Every Great Novelist

Source: incidentalcomics

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If you’re going to hit on me while I’m eating lunch and reading my book, don’t tell me that you don’t like to read. It’s not going to get you very far.

curiositycounts:

The 11 Best History Books of 2011 – what African drum languages have to do with women’s emancipation, radioactivity, and the future of the web

Reblogged for Kate Beaton.

curiositycounts:

The 11 Best History Books of 2011 – what African drum languages have to do with women’s emancipation, radioactivity, and the future of the web

Reblogged for Kate Beaton.

Source: brainpickings.org

runwiththedoctor:

Hobbits: Living underground since before you even heard of the Shire.

runwiththedoctor:

Hobbits: Living underground since before you even heard of the Shire.

(via popculturemulcher)

Source: drdestructo

Taking note for my future home.

Taking note for my future home.

(via myidealhome)

Source: firsthome