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tumblr has two modes of sharing information and they are
“hey why the FUCK isn’t anyone talking about [obscure fact op only just learned 5 minutes ago reading an extremely obscure interview from 20 years ago that they’re going to pretend is common knowledge]”
and “hey why the FUCK isn’t anyone talking about [extremely common fact that everyone has been talking about for weeks that they’re going to pretend is brand new information]“
you’re absolutely right why the fuck isn’t anyone talking about that
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little touches
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You’ve heard of Killing Time (who hasn’t?), but did you know it’s available to read for free online at the Internet Archive? And, yes, I do mean the unedited first edition. ;)
In light of COVID-19, the Archive has temporarily lifted all waitlists (until June 30), which means you can read ALL novels with fan connections and ALL novelizations of the TOS movies online without having to wait your turn; usually, it works like a library. Why not replicate yourself some plomeek soup and get reading…
Novels with fan connections, like Killing Time (in order of year published):
The New Voyages Volume I (includes “The Winged Dreamers”)
The New Voyages Volume II
The Price of the Phoenix
The Fate of the Phoenix (the sequel)
The Prometheus Design
Black Fire
Triangle
Web of the Romulans
Yesterday’s Son
Time for Yesterday (the sequel)
The Wounded Sky
The Vulcan Academy Murders
Ishmael
Killing Time: First Edition
The IDIC Epidemic
Strange New Worlds (this one is only on OpenLibrary for some reason idk)Novelizations of the TOS movies:
The Motion Picture
The Wrath of Khan
The Search for Spock
The Voyage Home
The Final Frontier
The Undiscovered CountryBonus:
Leonard: My Fifty Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man by William Shatner
Love you and llap
The Vulcan Academy Murders is hands-down one of the best Star Trek books out there.
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Alphonse de Neuville’s engravings for 20000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Vernes.
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this is a renaissance painting
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A mom helping her kids beat a hard level in Super Mario Land, 1990s.
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“Visible Light” series by Alexander Harding
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Playing around with some grey tones.
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Maybe that’s what makes Christmas matter… we’ve made it through another year
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In case anyone wanted to cry today, young!Steve and his mother, Sarah.
Mythos: Captain America - by Paul Jenkins
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