Not really my thing, but scrolling through and looking at all the weird covers and art was fun. Kudos!

~Neshomeh

Since restarting the blog I've: presented several books from my vintage/interesting genre fiction collection, blogged about a 1986 Hungarian sci-fi anthology, found a very hard-to-find edition of a Patricia Highsmith novel, and a German version of That One Stephen King Novel he personally pulled from print (if you know, you know - I don't exactly feel great about buying that book, but... well, I wrote about my opinions on it on the blog). I'm trying not to go overboard with the self-promotion, but I've been finding some pretty intriguing stuff lately, so, y'know. Feel free to check it out if you're interested in these kinds of things.

(Warnings: some creepy imagery in some of the posts, very mild language, and a Blacklist item in the Stephen King post - but it's covered in whited-out text, which is how I hide spoilers, trigger warnings and really disturbing stuff, so you can avoid it if you like).

There is a series of goodfic called William Shakespeare’s Star Wars by Ian Doescher. It is basically 'what if somebody turned the Star Wars movies into Shakespeare-style plays'. My dad discovered it a few years ago, and these stories might be part of the reason why I like Shakespeare so much now.