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A Coelophysis, by Rod Ruth https://t.co/Rf8Fmi3jJ5
Eugen Ransonnet-Villez was a 19th century Viennese aristo, polymath and prodigy. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts (at age 11!) he went into law, but he is best known for his amateur zoology.
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Halloween Costumes in Dennison’s Bogie Book, 1922 https://t.co/jt9vGb7NXD
Night Flight - 1970s Blacklight Poster https://t.co/CutQrGvM2z
In 1998, Bill Clinton signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act into law. At the time, most of the attention was on Section 512 - AKA "notice and takedown," which absolves platforms from liability for users' infringement provided they respond quickly to removal demands.
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Joseph Maria Olbrich, Vienna 1904. https://t.co/6bCgdllclO
Celebrate the holidays with a benign eldritch monstrosity. https://t.co/r36Z6EtwbO
Girl Genius is the beloved, Hugo-Award-winning graphic novel (and prose novel) series from @kajafoglio and @fogliophil (whom old school gamers will recall from Dragon Magazine's longrunning "What's New With Phil and Dixie" comic).
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