Hi I'm Jules,
I read a lot of disability related more academic stuff, anarchism and whatever else looks interesting or helpful. And then mostly queer fantasy, science fiction / speculative fiction to relax.
I read mostly e-books for accessibility reasons. So if you're interested in a book on my lists, just send me a DM. I can point you to sources or just send it over.
I'm also @queering_space@weirder.earth
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ICH BIN zeichnet die Lebensreise der Hamburger Designerin Bisrat Negassi nach. Anfang der Siebzigerjahre in Asmara, der Hauptstadt Eritreas, geboren, …
Ha, I like that one.
ICH BIN zeichnet die Lebensreise der Hamburger Designerin Bisrat Negassi nach. Anfang der Siebzigerjahre in Asmara, der Hauptstadt Eritreas, geboren, …
After touring the rural areas of Panga, Sibling Dex (a Tea Monk of some renown) and Mosscap (a robot sent …
It’s been centuries since the robots of Panga gained self-awareness and laid down their tools; centuries since they wandered, en …
It’s been centuries since the robots of Panga gained self-awareness and laid down their tools; …
SFFBookClub April 2023
Wanted to read it since it came out, now's the time!
SFFBookClub April 2023
Wanted to read it since it came out, now's the time!
Nice one.
Wirklich nett für Einsteiger*innen ohne überhebliche Anwandlungen. Der Zeichenstil der Autorin ist mir oft zu kindlich. Aber es passt zum Ton, dass es um den Spaß an der Sache geht. Und es gibt viele hilfreiche praktische Tipps.
I'm just going through the urban sketching books available at my local library. This is not the most exciting one but it's the first that doesn't subscribe to the ableist "you have to sketch on location and never from reference photos or you are not a real urban sketcher" nonsense. She explicitly states that it's cool to take photos and how many people feel much more comfortable working at home. And how she knows not a single person who signed the urban sketcher manifesto because it sucks basically. (Might be a coincidence but it's the first book not written by a man...)
Let's see what else she has to say.
I'm just going through the urban sketching books available at my local library. This is not the most exciting one but it's the first that doesn't subscribe to the ableist "you have to sketch on location and never from reference photos or you are not a real urban sketcher" nonsense. She explicitly states that it's cool to take photos and how many people feel much more comfortable working at home. And how she knows not a single person who signed the urban sketcher manifesto because it sucks basically. (Might be a coincidence but it's the first book not written by a man...)
Let's see what else she has to say.
A world divided. A queendom without an heir. An ancient enemy awakens.
The House of Berethnet has ruled Inys …
