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Town Hall (1956) in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, by Alex Weber, Gustav Scheinpflug & Hans Stiefken
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a-state-of-bliss · 10 months
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Photography by Bruce Weber for Istante (1995)
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musicandotherstuff · 1 year
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Alex Turner - Rudolf Weber Arena, Oberhausen
03/05/2023
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junethehellenicpagan · 5 months
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No tv show does representation like the imperfects. We got an asexual lesbian scientist woman of color, we got a monster fucker, we got an autistic scientist who’s also the funniest character I’ve ever related to, we got a Mexican immigrant and we got Tilda, who’s just, like, a bitch, but I would die for her.
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phantasmicfish · 2 years
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Also minor PSA of things I love about The Imperfects:
- Abbi being canon ace!
- Juan/Tilda 100%… I ship them so hard it’s quite crazy
- Tilda’s hairstyle
- The fact that the three of them turn into atypical monsters is pretty cool, not the stereotypical superhero stuff
- Alex Sarkov’s dialogue is hilarious, he’s just a weird villain. I hated him in episode 1 but then he started growing on me
- when Tilda asks Owen, “Why do you need your powers to start doing nice things?” just really hit home for me
- the action-y and graphic violence parts are nicely done… and anytime Juan transforms and rips someone’s face off
- every time THE IMPERFECTS scrolls across the screen in huge font
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aurorawest · 5 months
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The Scottish Boy by Alex de Campi - 5/5 stars
This book managed to rip my heart out at least 3 times. I loved it. Medieval enemies-to-lovers slow burn; very romantic. Kinda read like fanfiction at times but in a good way. 10/10 would read a follow-up love story about Arundel and Captain Wekena. If you like Captive Prince, give this one a try.
Reforged by Seth Haddon - 4/5 stars
Pretty good bodyguard romantasy. Ironically CS Pacat blurbed this one (another am-I-in-the-matrix moment). The world was interesting and I enjoyed the politics, though they're definitely not as complicated as other SFF politics I've gone feral over (see: Captive Prince, Winter's Orbit, A Memory Called Empire). I ordered the sequel after I finished this.
The Doctor's Date by Heidi Cullinan - 4/5 stars
A Power Unbound by Freya Marske - 5/5 stars
Where do I start? I love, love, LOVE A Marvellous Light. It's one of my favorite books ever. None of the rest of the books in the trilogy could live up to it, really, because it's so good. You'll notice I rated this one 5 stars though, because quite honestly I fell prey to a bit of The Academy Paying The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Its Due syndrome. I did love this book and thought it was better than A Restless Truth (which I still loved!) but part of that is, quite frankly, just due to the fact that I prefer m/m romance to f/f romance.
Anyway. This was such a good finale to the trilogy. I loved that the romance was a giant middle finger to purity cultists. I loved that one of the mains was Italian. I loved finally getting the story of what happened to the Alston twins. One thing I thought was really cool was how, viewed from the outside, you totally get why Edwin is such a loner. I really admire from a writing perspective how Marske pulled that off.
I feel like there's a lot to be said about what Marske was trying to SAY with this book, but I definitely need to reread it first before I can articulate any of it. The purity culture stuff is obvious, but the magic system too. I feel like Jack when he's almost able to connect everything in his mind into a bigger idea, but he can't quite get there.
I've got a special edition from Illumicrate coming, so I'll be rereading it when I have that.
Oh also, this book was the embodiment of all that one tumblr post -
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The Guncle by Steven Rowley - 5/5 stars
I saw this in bookstores for years before I finally gave in and bought it. The blurb makes it sound insufferable and twee. Ignore the blurb. This was such a good book about grief and learning how to live again after terrible loss.
I Like Me Better by Robby Weber - 4/5 stars
At last I can stop getting the Lauv song stuck in my head whenever I set eyes on this book (it's stuck in my head as I type this). Pretty standard-issue YA, but it was cute and had a good message.
The Stagsblood King by Gideon E Wood - 4/5 stars
Another book about moving on from grief! This is the second book in a trilogy. When I was trying to determine if I wanted to read on beyond book 1, I scoured the internet for information about what happens in books 2 and 3. Eventually I decided, hell, I enjoyed book 1 well enough, even if what I want to happen in the rest of the trilogy doesn't happen, they're worth reading. SO, to that end, I will tell anyone looking for info that Tel gets romantically involved with a new man in this one, which, eh. I still want him to somehow end up with Vared. It was still quite good though.
In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune - DNF at pg 82
So funnily, we were at the bookstore the day I was about to start reading this, and my wife pointed out Ravensong (also by Klune) to me and said, "Do you have this one?" I made a face and said, "That's an older one of his books and I'm wary of his early work after that horrible Verania series. I don't think I've ever read an author as hit or miss as TJ Klune."
I wrote the above when I was 60 pages in and now I have officially DNFed this. Listen. You know how in Thor: Love and Thunder, Taika Waititi was clearly given free rein to do whatever he wanted, so all of his worst impulses made it to the final cut unchecked? Yeah. That's what this book is like.
Here's my Storygraph review: I see Klune is officially Too Big To Edit now. This book has exactly the same problem that his awful Verania series had—a joke that's funny at first but quickly grows tiresome when it's repeated five times per page. The emphasis on Victor's asexuality was also weird and read like Klune was just super proud of himself for writing an ace character.
Lion's Legacy by LC Rosen - 4.25/5 stars
Queer, YA Indiana Jones, but less #problematic. This book had some eerie similarities to my own archaeology adventure novel(s), which made me wonder half-seriously if I somehow know Lev Rosen? Anyway, I feared this would be very heavy-handed and not nuanced on archaeology's ethical dilemmas, since it's YA and also the current culture is to view said dilemmas as completely black and white with no nuance, but I was pleasantly surprised. It manages to examine that, queerness, and daddy issues, plus has time to be a genuinely fun and exciting adventure story. Highly recommend.
Too White to be Coloured, Too Coloured to be Black by Ismail Lagardien - 4/5 stars
I picked up this memoir in a bookstore at OR Tambo airport in Johannesburg as research for Six Places to Fall in Love, since Percy is coloured. A pretty brutal read, but good, and definitely good research. The author was a photographer and journalist through the most violent years of apartheid.
The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson - 5/5 stars
Two nonfiction books in a row?? This is the second book by Erik Larson I've read, the first being the excellent The Devil in the White City. I'm not, in general, all that interested in WWII when it comes to military history, but this book is about the day to day lives of Churchill and the people surrounding him (with brief stops to visit FDR and high-ranking Nazis sprinkled throughout). This is a very, very good book, and I recommend reading it if only as a reminder of the resilience and bravery of ordinary people under terrifying circumstances.
Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh - 5/5 stars
Holy shit. Holy shit is this book good. Imagine the love child of Lost, Person of Interest, and Battlestar Galactica, but queer and with multiverse shenanigans thrown in.
I need everyone to read this book. Now. Yesterday. Get to it.
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MEET THE TEAM: THE IMPERFECTS
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robertocustodioart · 11 months
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Helena Christensen and Alex Lundqvist by Bruce Weber 1995
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gear5luffy21 · 5 months
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This is canon in my book
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retropopcult · 1 year
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The cast of Wings, 1994
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skull-ishcloud · 1 year
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WHERE ARE THE IMPERFECTS' FANFICTIONS?
Like if Netflix isn't making us any cannon stuff, we need to build a fandom, we need to write our fanfiction, we need to make them regret for killing (my babies) this series
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musicandotherstuff · 1 year
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Arctic Monkeys - Rudolf Weber Arena, Oberhausen
03/05/2023
📸: jojoshithappens
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whimswonders · 1 year
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all i want is to read more about the dysfunctional family but netflix cancelled the show and there is only like 6 fics out there
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w0rmc4k3 · 1 year
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Im so mad that The Imperfects was canceled after one season!! Pretty suspicious that the one show with poc and lgbt characters as part of the main cast was cancelled immediately after only on season…
There’s was such a good set up for season 2 in the last episode too!! I can’t believe I’ll never find out what’ll happen :((
Pls Netflix bring back season 2 of The Imperfects I’ll personally fund it
(Should def start a petition for it)
Anyways 1000/10 great show, def recommend it for anyone who enjoys scifi mystery with amazing characters and awesome representation!! Pls give it a watch and rate it!
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librathefangirl · 2 years
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So The Imperfects season 2 when??? I need more.
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pzyii · 2 years
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Can Tilda and Juan stay friends so coming of rage trio can become the dysfunctional family they deserve to be
Them plus Sarkov and Burke, and Hannah but YK through her dating Abbi
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