Carl Rackman
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Interesting, almost whimsical day in the life vignette. This is not exactly high stakes drama for our feline hero, more of a romantic interlude or a social fable. Nevertheless I really did enjoy it for the short, simple story and attractive artwork. I ...more |
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The Bird Bounces Back. This tale feels good to read in the aftermath of the brilliant Penguin tv show from 2025. The bitter underdog you want to root for, but who betrays your faith in his pluck and bravado with a truly evil undertone. This is beautifu ...more |
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“Be small … and you will escape the jealousy of the great.”
― The Man in the High Castle
― The Man in the High Castle
“The brigade fought to the end with great courage, winning the admiration of the Germans. But the continuing failure of British commanders to counter-attack in force from the west was one of the least impressive examples of generalship in the war.”
― The Second World War
― The Second World War
“We were too tired to help. Above 8,000 meters is not a place where people can afford morality.”
― Into Thin Air
― Into Thin Air
“All men who participate in wars find themselves obliged to do things which, if they are decent people, they afterwards regret.”
― Armageddon: The Battle for Germany 1944-45
― Armageddon: The Battle for Germany 1944-45
“Day names and the concept of weeks were human inventions, useless, really. Without culture only seasons mattered, the solstices and equinoxes.”
― Gray: The Complete Collection
― Gray: The Complete Collection











































