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Do you like art? Collecting stuff? Anime, cartoons, or animated films? You don’t have to like all of those things, because enjoying just one of them is enough for you to consider collecting animation cels.
Before I dive into why I think this is great for anyone and everyone, let me first define what exactly an animation cel is, as it isn’t exactly the technology of today, though most of us grew up on it.
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It’s not every day you encounter a new format to a short ebook that challenges you to think, but The Royal Cousins does just that.
Subtitled “How Three Cousins Could Have Stopped A World War,” this is a fictional alternative look at history, “told as a series of twelve breaking news bulletins.”
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It’s that time of year when I wake up with my coffee and watch the best cyclists in the world tackle the most prestigious race in the world, the Tour de France.
The 112th edition of the Tour had more than its share of crashes, heartbreak, and as much triumph as is usually had over the three-week race.
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Whether you are revisiting Essa Hansen’s Graven world or being introduced to it for the first time, Casthen Gain is an edge-of-your-seat, warp-speed, no-rest-for-the-weary novella that will entertain you.
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Music documentaries have gotten better recently. I can’t say exactly why, but I’m excited for it. One such example is the recently released Becoming Led Zeppelin.
Including interviews with surviving members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones, as well as a rare John Bonham audio interview, this rock documentary is all about how they got to the mountaintop as rock stars.
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