I write English-language books about German folklore. I primarily read books about folklore & mythology, history, and tabletop role-playing games.
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I recently bought this 1985-era book from East Germany on folk tales about my favorite ultraterrestrials - Venetians, as they appeared in German legends.
I suspect that this will be very useful when I write my own book on the subject. Which is still quite some time in the distant future, but in the meantime you can read some of the tales about them which I have translated:
A tiny American town’s plans for radical self-government overlooked one hairy detail: no one told …
I decided I need some light entertainment in the evenings before falling asleep that isn't a re-read of a Mikes Vorkosigan or Ciaphas Cain novel.
This ought to fit the bill.
I decided I need some light entertainment in the evenings before falling asleep that isn't a re-read of a Mikes Vorkosigan or Ciaphas Cain novel.
This ought to fit the bill.
Originally published from 1954 through 1956, J.R.R. Tolkien's richly complex series ushered in a new …
It's been more than two decades since I last read this book. I suppose I should re-read it one of these days...
It's been more than two decades since I last read this book. I suppose I should re-read it one of these days...
@SharpCheddarGoblin@kolektiva.social I didn't have that many - maybe two or three MERP supplements. But this one stood out, somehow.
@SharpCheddarGoblin@kolektiva.social I didn't have that many - maybe two or three MERP supplements. But this one stood out, somehow.
@Alexander@bookwyrm.social Mal schauen, wann ich dazu komme...
Alte Bücher, die versuchen die Zukunft zu prognostizieren, sind immer faszinierend. Wo lagen sie richtig, wo lagen sie falsch?
