Lunar reflection https://botfrens.com/collections/69/contents/20040

January reads: @almossawi.bsky.social @dergullen.bsky.social

From @snugglybooks.bsky.social - Decadence of the original and Neo varieties. @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social @justinisis.bsky.social @nosubstance.bsky.social @pflugu.bsky.social

Kayo Dot @ Hi-Dive

Read in December... ( @elizabethhand.bsky.social out of 12, it looks like you're the only one on here )

Read in November @olgaravn.bsky.social @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social @pamelatait.bsky.social @rhysaurus.bsky.social

Boris @ Gothic Theater

October 👻 ... @timlebbon.bsky.social @joycecaroloates.bsky.social @caitlinrkiernan.bsky.social

Four Words by @cschneiderart.bsky.social

Got a brick in the mail today. @sgj.bsky.social

@swanriverpress.bsky.social makes gorgeous limited edition hardcovers with complementary artwork under the jacket.

Under the Manchester bridge in Richmond, VA (2011).

Star Catcher https://botfrens.com/collections/69/contents/20016

Read in September: [ @emmaruthrundle.bsky.social @sgj.bsky.social @silviamg.bsky.social @aptshadow.bsky.social ]

Swans @ Bluebird Theater

On the Pike's Peak cog railway.

When does autumn start? I'll have to look it up. I Love September as An ecotone, between two Domains, like a riverbank. - Quentin S. Crisp.

Read in August - featuring an atypically large number of @snugglybooks.bsky.social @adamscantwell.bsky.social @justinisis.bsky.social @nosubstance.bsky.social

Read in July. @caitlinrkiernan.bsky.social @jamesgchampagne.bsky.social @joycecaroloates.bsky.social @justinisis.bsky.social

The Dillinger Escape Plan with Converge @ Mission Ballroom

A small selection of PS Publishing's enormous output over the years.

It's #worldsnakeday! My dad, a herpetologist, didn't read much fiction but I think he would've enjoyed this, the snakes' oral history of their expulsion from Ireland. - from @nightjarpress.bsky.social

J u n e @theauthorguy.bsky.social @punktowner.bsky.social @jeffvandermeer.bsky.social @lavietidhar.bsky.social

Thanks buddy. I was already planning to rob everyone in this town, but your cooperation is noted.

Napalm Death with Melvins @ Summit

Read in May 🌻 🐝 🫐 🐦 > @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social @strangelymagic.bsky.social @kijjohnson.bsky.social @caitlinrkiernan.bsky.social

Read in April. cc @harkaway.bsky.social @gabino.bsky.social

Looks like someone was casting a spell on the sidewalk outside my building.

I'm genuinely curious, has any other author attached themself to the career of another like Richard Chizmar has with Stephen King?

Many of the finest hardcovers I have come from Centipede Press. I only wish they all had the top edge stain. Books by @michaelcisco.bsky.social, @jackdann.bsky.social, @kkoja.bsky.social, @joerlansdale.bsky.social and others.

Arrived from @swanriverpress.bsky.social today!

March 📚 ...by @pflugu.bsky.social @thisisindexed.com @sgj.bsky.social @swanriverpress.bsky.social @rioyouers.bsky.social and others.

Pelican @ Gothic Theater

musical art by akira kusaka

Bookmail coincidences.

The Fern Cat https://www.wikiart.org/en/remedios-varo/the-fern-cat

Books 🟥 in February - by @asphodel-farmer.bsky.social @justinisis.bsky.social @silviamg.bsky.social and others.

Cats Paradise https://www.wikiart.org/en/remedios-varo/cats-paradise-1955

I'm quite fond of the solid color pages @zagava.bsky.social books often have between stories or parts of a novel, those extra touches that make physical editions irreplaceable.

from "Rain Against a Face That Isn't There" by Quentin S. Crisp

"Bring me... blue pages"

from "An Invitation to the Voyage" by Charles Baudelaire

Random brain detritus: Damian Murphy's story titles and Meshuggah's song titles have a similar... something. Without prior knowledge, would you know which is which?

The people who think they are good at everything because they are good at coding are also bad at coding.

January ❄️

Best soundtrack ever? www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm-u...

2019

I'm not sure how many books I have from @subpress.bsky.social so here's a sample. Their trade hardcovers put the mainstream press to shame and the limited editions don't disappoint.