| website | henryinman.com |
| github | https://github.com/henry-the-cudweed |
| iNaturalist | https://www.inaturalist.org/people/henryinman |
| pronouns | they/he |
| website | henryinman.com |
| github | https://github.com/henry-the-cudweed |
| iNaturalist | https://www.inaturalist.org/people/henryinman |
| pronouns | they/he |
Because I'm on a German server my trending topics are #keinVergessen and #niemalsVergessen. This is because 9 November is the anniversary of Kristallnacht.
These brass plates in the pavements memorialise Jewish people at what were their addresses. I saw this one in Berlin in the spring. #NeverForget
Just finished reading this: "Book Parts" (ed. Dennis Duncan, Adam Smyth). Tapped into just the right vein of book-loving nerdery for me.
Chapters on all the parts that make up a book: the text, yes, but also Dust Jackets, Title Pages, Frontispieces, Indexes, Epigraphs, Running Heads, and much more.
History, function, etc. Some chapters are drier than others but all are interesting.
I feel, as part of my initiation into this space, I must talk about my love of #Medieval elephants.
Yes, you heard me. You see, though bestiaries were very common in Western Europe, elephants were not.
So things like this happen.
"SO... lion body... got it, cloven hooves, okay, big ears and dead bird eyes... long snake face... PERFECTION."
Say you were trapped in French estate with 15 experts on social networks for a week. What would you ask them?
Purely hypothetical question here.