“Late Winter Pasture” (1900)
by Charles Warren Eaton (1857-1937)
A black phase coyote photographed by
Mark Vukovich!
ohhh man I just finished the goblin emperor and I loved it. what a hopeful ending. maia is such a good boy…. who needs a hug….
nearly all the thinly veiled political metaphors in it were handled ham-fistedly but I love the characters so much I don’t even CARE that some of the main villains are murderous fantasy communists
a little doodle of the goblin emperor, looking awkward (as he does)
“Great Horned Owl” (1917) by Paul Bransom, cover of “Country Gentleman” magazine, March 24, 1917.
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i raised some private doubts
why should we take their word for it
what if it’s actually a very quiet and calm hairy armadillo
while you were busy being heterosexual, i was looking for native salamanders at the creek
‘Orchids’ diadem by René Lalique, consisting of three orchids, two made in horn and one in ivory, with a small drop-shaped topaz in the centre of the ivory flower. France, c. 1903-04.
I NEEEEEEEEEEEEED IT.
the problem with listening to audiobooks all the time is I end up with no idea how to spell anyone’s names and, if the narrator has a non-rhotic accent, I end up assuming names have rs when they don’t
I went through a whole book thinking the main character’s surname was “marson” when it was, in fact, “mawson”
A Pretty Taste for Paradox 