Michael R. Barrick's blog
Sat, 2022/01/01 - 3:30am

DC Special № 13
Strangest Sports Stories Ever Told!
National Periodical Publications, US, June 1971
Sat, 2022/01/01 - 1:34am

Comic Book Collecting: A Valuation Guide
Robert M. Overstreet, 1987
Overstreet Publications, US, 1987
Sat, 2022/01/01 - 1:32am

Superman: For Tomorrow (Volume 2)
DC Comics, US, 2005
Printed in Canada, first printing
Writer: Brian Azzarello
Penciler: Jim Lee
Inker: Scott Williams
Colourist: Alex Sinclair
Sat, 2022/01/01 - 1:30am

An Illustrated History of the Olympics
Dick Schaap, 1963, 1967, 1975, 1976
Ballantine Books Canada, first softcover edition, April 1976
Sat, 2022/01/01 - 1:28am

Mind & Body
The Mind Alive Encyclopedia, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1977
Marshall Cavendish Books, UK, 1977
Printed in Great Britain
Mon, 2021/02/22 - 12:08am
Disclaimer: this is fiction. Yes, there is some truth behind it—write what you know and all that—but it is a distortion, an exaggeration, with bits outright conjured from the aether. And it’s just a vignette that needs to find a longer story to live in.
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Mon, 2020/08/31 - 9:08pm
Here is a place I found in a dream.
Here is a room beside a creek. The creek ran through forests and meadows once. Over time so many bridges crowded together over the creek that now where it flowed could only be called a tunnel. In the tunnel was hidden a door that had once been an exit. Here is behind the door and the forgotten exit is the only entrance.
Wed, 2020/03/18 - 3:35pm
Born in the 80s, goth is still going strong. Four devotees discuss the music and fashion and how love of the macabre draws together a warm and friendly scene
Goths are perhaps the most maligned of all subcultures. Over the decades, they have been unfairly blamed for high-school shootings, depression in teenagers and antisocial behaviour. In reality, goths are a collective of people bound by a shared love of fashion, music and art.
Wed, 2019/11/13 - 11:46am
I literally caught a wild bird in my hand this morning. That doesn't happen every day.
I sat down at my computer this morning and out the window in front of me a small bird (bushtit, I think) was zooming at the bird-net I have enclosing my balcony. Primarily it is there to keep the cats *in*, but has the bonus functions of keeping crows from stealing from my cherry tree and ensuring the cats are safe from unlikely-but-worth-worrying-about rabid bats.
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