Sunday, February 28, 2010
Herr Doktor Gunther von Vilhelm, MAN OFF SZIENCE!!!!
Greetinks from der Israelcountrie, I am Herr Doktor Gunther von Vilhelm, szientist off der schteampunk varietien, undt I am not really real beink also an ego-altern off Herr Menachem Jerenberg (aka MakFanOffMetz) created especiallink fur Purimschpiel!
I haff googles, ein trench-koaten, ein hatski, ein cigar, gloven, really tight booten, undt a really schnazzie bow-tie! Also please to be noten: der VEAPONEN OFF DOOMERIE!
Fear me undt mine schteampunky hypo-schpray, puny mortallen! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! For I am Herr Doktor Gunther von Vilhelm, undt I bring you doomy szience off DOOM!!!!!
TODAY'S BOOK: "The Night Raiders: Israel's Naval Commandos at War", by Samuel M. Katz ((c) 1997)
I haff googles, ein trench-koaten, ein hatski, ein cigar, gloven, really tight booten, undt a really schnazzie bow-tie! Also please to be noten: der VEAPONEN OFF DOOMERIE!
Fear me undt mine schteampunky hypo-schpray, puny mortallen! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! For I am Herr Doktor Gunther von Vilhelm, undt I bring you doomy szience off DOOM!!!!!
TODAY'S BOOK: "The Night Raiders: Israel's Naval Commandos at War", by Samuel M. Katz ((c) 1997)
Labels: biographical, photo
Friday, February 26, 2010
348th post
Ladies and germs, feast your eyes upon my very first professionally illustrated book!!
UPDATE: Sample chapter (complete with sample illustration!) available for reading here!
TODAY'S BOOK: "Hate You Forever: How to Channel Your Rage into Effective Supervillainy", by M.D. Wilson ((c) 2010)
UPDATE: Sample chapter (complete with sample illustration!) available for reading here!
TODAY'S BOOK: "Hate You Forever: How to Channel Your Rage into Effective Supervillainy", by M.D. Wilson ((c) 2010)
Labels: biographical, plug
Saturday, February 06, 2010
Well, I guess I'm not immune either...
A few posts back I laughed at the inadvertently dirty language in a short story's narration. Since then, I chanced upon an old English project: a diary written from the perspective of a young alien on another planet. The confused grammar in the April 13th entry caught my eye, and after a good laugh, I decided to fess up and show that, yea, indeed everybody makes mistakes!
TODAY'S BOOK: "The School Story", by Andrew Clements ((c) 2001)
Labels: picture