#personal library
“You get what anybody gets. You get a lifetime.”
The#bookoftheweek is DEATH The Deluxe Edition, by @neilhimself
There is nothing about this book that can’t pass as perfect. @Chris Bachallo work is amazing as usual, and goes great with Gaiman’s words. The stories about how Death comes to earth for a day once every Century, are beautiful, and bittersweet, just like Death herself.
The art gallery is huge, the covers and other art by McKean (another all time favorite) are haunting, and the last story with a little cameo of some chainsmoker bastard from Liverpool reminded me of that aftertaste only the comics of the 90’s used to have. 10/10 will Read again.
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In the other hand this week’s #bookoftheweek is William Shakespeare’s STAR WARS: A Verily New Hope
This book is a blast! (Pun kinda intended).
I found myself laughing outloud every other page, Mr. ian doescher made a magnificent work re imagining Star Wars as a classic play. So many good quotes, I barely have space to write, so:
“Not merely random, neither awkward like
A blaster. Nay, the lightsaber mantains
A noble elegance, a Jedi’s pride.
‘Tis something for a civiliz’d new age.”
In the other hand this week’s #bookoftheweek is William Shakespeare’s STAR WARS: A Verily New Hope
This book is a blast! (Pun kinda intended).
I found myself laughing outloud every other page, Mr. @ian.doescher made a magnificent work re imagining Star Wars as a classic play. So many good quotes, I barely have space to write, so:
“Not merely random, neither awkward like
A blaster. Nay, the lightsaber mantains
A noble elegance, a Jedi’s pride.
‘Tis something for a civiliz’d new age.”
Last week’s #bookoftheweek was Martin Amis’ Dead Babies. Spoiler alert, there is not a single dead baby in this book.
I see why people include it in “shocking books” lists, but it didn’t make much for me. I mean, it is raw and cruel, but overall a fun lecture,
