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Always seeking your 75-word for Paragraph Planet. One has been published on the home page every day since 2008. Submit yours today https://t.co/zEsiDVFDCx

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Oskar Kokoschka, Job and the Contortionist (Hiob und der Kautschukmann) (plate, page 19) from Hiob (Job), 1916–17, published 1917 https://t.co/lffNYHO4rV

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Check out the artworks of Kat Abbott, published in Issue Twelve.

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I'd really like to see take another pass at this friendship. While was admittedly an awful, outdated title (even at the time the book was published!) there was a lot of potential for a strong friendship between Felicia, Patsy, Monica, and Angelica.

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Cartoon by Italian illustrator and journalist Gabriele Galantara showing the word "BASTA!" (enough) breaking a fasces in two. Published in L'Asino magazine, 1924.

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Upcoming authors can feel left out of the b/c they don’t have links to share yet. So for

Upcoming authors, what are you working on?

Published authors, where can we buy your work?

My book cover animations😁: https://t.co/EyVyMdhjqx

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Ok, I begin to publish my comic "One night with Leo" for patrons.
New page will be published every week.

For the rest of the world it will be available 3-4 pages at a time, approx. once a month.

Support me on patreon to get them faster
https://t.co/jYkpu7oaHL

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Just published a fun supplement for 5e that introduces a craft/gather house rule and modern weapons and accessories. Check it out on https://t.co/ghYAxNmflB

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The Call of Cthulhu by H.P. Lovecraft was published in the February 1928 issue of Weird Tales. Cthulhu is described as a monster with an octopus-like head whose face was a mass of feelers, a scaly, rubbery-looking body, and long, narrow wings behind.

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While clear card anime was airing, we got quite a few new artworks published in magazines! These are the ones released for : Sakura & Akiho (Animedia 03/2018) & S x T x Y (PASH! 03/2018)
It's a bit curious there is no trace of Syaoran though😅

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Cosmos variant cover KS exclusive!
Now on kickstarter. Stay tuned bc i have another cool cover for this same issue!
Published by
Colors by

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Iris, by (American, 1842-1908), who was born (Feb 13). From her book Wild Flowers of Colorado, published in 1885; source, https://t.co/8VSGG8Jego

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In a preview interview from Marvel Age 48, published one month prior to Issue XvA 1’s publication, Stern describes how he (like Havok) identifies with the previous X-Men and extensively discusses the problem with Magneto’s face turn in Claremont’s X-Men. 8/11

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New post (【縁】スクエニ・時田氏「ライブ・ア・ライブリメイクは20周年のVC配信がきっかけ」) has been published on 死ぬまでゲーマーでいたい! - https://t.co/7IoExwAEt3

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I did it!!!! Finally, The Journals From Sangria season 1 has come to an end.
It took me two years, 91 Eps with around 30 panels per Ep. On top of that, As I promised to myself, I published it weekly. I never thought I was that crazy to keep doing the project this long! [1/3]

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Published in 1937 The New Discovery of Three Skulls of Sinanthropus pekinensis https://t.co/Vlh5a7TR5m (Skull X, XI and XII; Chou K'ou Tien Locus L). All disappeared when World War II started

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MY VERY FIRST CHILDREN’S BOOK 🥺💛🌈 So proud and excited to share Find Your Happy with you! Published by - a real dream come true. Available in all good bookshops from June 2022, or you can preorder now eeeeeeeeeee!!! https://t.co/q7D4ydd63X

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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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Courtesy Philip Thornton on Facebook
45 Paintings by Rao Bahadur Dhurandhar, Headmaster of Sir J. J. School of Art, Bombay from a Book by Otto Rothfeld called "The Women of India" published in 1920's
Captions original, so won't be able to answer any queries about them
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