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library.kb
@librarykb.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
A book cover for The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest by Aubrey Hartman, showing a fox with a red cloak walking through a forest filled with mushrooms.

Text review next to book cover says Poignant and Character Driven. I wholly enjoyed this book--especially with the narration, which was absolutely fantastic. It is a slower paced book with a lot of introspection, and so I do think it will take a specific middle grade reader. I really was drawn into the characters--I loved Gingersnipes especially, but Clare was also a character that really grew on me.
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Josh Colletta, professional loudmouth
@joshcolletta.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
This is purely fantasy, but if I were producing a revival of the Match Game Hollywood Squares Hour, the panel would look something like this, with the red cells being the permanent panelists. I think Marcello Hernandez and Kate McKinnon would make excellent cohosts / panelists.
UPPER LEFT: Jason Kelce (the "open rotation" seat)
UPPER CENTER: Sabrina Carpenter (the "sweetheart" seat)
UPPER RIGHT: Josh Johnson (the "comedian / impressionist" seat)
MIDDLE LEFT: Ethan Peck (the "popular actor / musician" seat)
MIDDLE CENTER: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (the "mature actor" seat)
MIDDLE RIGHT: Trixie Mattel (the "snarky queer icon" seat)
LOWER LEFT: Anya Taylor-Joy (the "just for looks" seat)
LOWER CENTER: Kate McKinnon (during Match Game) / Marcello Hernandez (during Hollywood Squares)
LOWER RIGHT: Aubrey Plaza (the "offbeat closer" seat)
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SaÑdra💙💯⚽️
@sandraherrera.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
Didn't lead in the stats like that, but no doubt our most crucial Chain Snatchers were Sam Mewis and Jess Fishlock. They struck fear in our opponents and truly made them clutch their chains on a weekly basis. Not a single chain link or diamond was getting past Aubrey Bledsoe. Snatched everything.
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John Sundman
@jsundman.bsky.social
about 10 hours ago
"Sundman really knows his stuff, whether it's encrypted files, restoring a cracked Unix machine, or an attempt to reverse engineer a chip. The same is true of his characters: [. . ] He convincingly portrays smart, complex people — he knows how geeks and techies & academics actually think and talk.
Acts of the Apostles
John F. X. Sundman
Rosalita Associates 1999
A book review by Danny Yee © 2001 https://dannyreviews.com/
Software developer Nick Aubrey turns down a job with megalomaniacal computing billionaire Monty Meekman. And then a Gulf War Syndrome conspiracy theorist sitting next to him on the plane commits suicide, leaving him with an encrypted floppy. Nick finds himself on the run, not just from the Salt Lake City Airport Police and the True Patriots of the Natural Law militia but from nanotechnology that will change his DNA and reprogram his brain. Meanwhile his estranged wife Bartlett is part of a biotech research group mapping the human brain, his friend Casey is still grieving for a chip designer shot five years ago and in a coma ever since, and a biologist at a pharmaceutical company in Basel is beginning to have ethical doubts about his work...
Now there's nothing particularly novel about its plot, and Acts of the Apostles has a common problem of mega-conspiracy thrillers, bringing in elements that are never really resolved and sometimes stretching plausibility too far. But the plot, while it holds everything together and keeps one turning the pages, is actually the least interesting part of Acts. What sets it apart is the sophistication with which it deals with ideas and technology and the depth and interest of its characters.
Acts of the Apostles involves chip design and fabrication, the human genome project, nanotechnology, Maslow, Vannevar Bush, the convergence of the digital and the biological, and much more. Not all the science is plausible of course — at least not when set in 1999! — but it's easy to suspend disbelief for a few "big things" when the details are convincing. And Sundman really knows his stuff, whether it's encrypted files, restoring a cracked Unix machine, or an attempt to reverse engineer a chip. The same is true of his characters: though the dialog stumbles occasionally, Sundman convincingly portrays smart, complex people — he knows how geeks and techies and academics actually think and talk, and is obviously familiar with the social life of academia and high-powered IT corporations.

None of this is dumped on the reader in indigestible quantities, however, and Sundman doesn't push any of it too seriously. ("What drivel" is Nick's comment on the first quote from Maslow he comes across, for example.) The most important thing is that Acts of the Apostles works as a novel — not one that will appeal to everyone, but an entertaining read for anyone after an infotech-thriller with real information technology.

August 2001
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every topps card
@every-topps-card.bsky.social
about 17 hours ago
⚾️ slides pack.....rips wax ⚾️
1987 Topps #469 Mike Diaz RC Pittsburgh Pirates - Front
1981 Topps #10 Frank White Topps Coca-Cola Kansas City Royals - Front
2002 Topps #232 Aubrey Huff Tampa Bay Devil Rays - Front
1952 Topps #252 Vern Bickford - Front
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Scabbyhabby
@scabbyhabby.bsky.social
about 21 hours ago
The very weird Aubrey Plaza having herself a lung dart. Aubrey is so weird she gives weird people pause.
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Borbs of Summer 👩‍🌾🌺
@borbs.northsky.social
about 24 hours ago
We're watching the 2021 British Harlan Coben called Stay Close and it features this woman who my husband insists is Aubrey Plaza and I am so mad rn because wtf man, it's not even close
British actress Cush Jumbo
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Hidden, might be NSFW
V2Melody
@v2melody.bsky.social
1 day ago
Grief and memory, shaped into song. "A Song of Age" by Aubrey Thomas de Vere v2melody.com/public_poem_… #Poetry #PoetryCommunity #AubreyThomasdeVere
"A Song of Age" by Aubrey Thomas de Vere — musical poem on V2Melody
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David Wheatley
@nemoloris.bsky.social
1 day ago
Ah, rock of Cashel, how like unto ‘vast Persepolis on her mountain stand, /Or Thebes half buried in the desert sand’, as Aubrey de Vere so helpfully suggested.
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John Coulthart
@johncoulthart.com
1 day ago
I dug out this photo for the post since it's not in any of the Savoy books: the Gruesome Twosome in 1979, photographed in the Savoy office by the actual Kevin Cummins. Dave was never that morose but the interview was partly about the ongoing police harassment of the bookshops.
A black-and-white photo of two men looking towards the camera. One is standing, wearing glasses and a suit; the other is seated and dressed entirely in black. The wallpaper is patterned with an arrangement of illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley.
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waltydunlop
@waltydunlop.bsky.social
1 day ago
Very much enjoying revisiting "City Beneath The Sea". Great discovery this time round - realising that Denis Goacher, who plays Swendler is also the voice of Control in "The Macra Terror". That's him in this screengrab, stopping Gerald Flood from lamping Aubrey Morris.
A screengrab from "City Beneath The Sea". Gerald Flood is making a dive for Aubrey Morris with the express intention of introducing his nose to the side of his face. Submarine commander Denis Goacher is stopping him doing it.
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cupid 🌿
@dulcetcupid.bsky.social
1 day ago
7. aubrey - omori
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TheKnightIrish
@theknightirish.bsky.social
2 days ago
More Patrick O’Brian content this morning. I’ve picked up the first book in his duology on Anson’s circumnavigation (I have the second one already). Having exhausted the Aubrey/Maturin series I was delighted to discover an earlier, albeit very short, naval series. 🌊 📚 🇬🇧 #histbookchat
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Doctor Science ❌👑
@doctorscience.bsky.social
2 days ago
#2026Books #Booksky #186 Blue at the Mizzen, by Patrick O'Brian Aubrey/Maturin #20
cover of
Patrick O'Brian
Blue at the Mizzen
(20)
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Doctor Science ❌👑
@doctorscience.bsky.social
2 days ago
#2026Books #Booksky #185 The Hundred Days, by Patrick O'Brian Aubrey/Maturin #19
cover of
Patrick O'Brian
The Hundred Days
(19)
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Zoe Tunnell ➡️ FlameCon E-09
@zoewithasword.bsky.social
2 days ago
Aubrey you gotta go read this issue and then also Jed's Black Cat
Cap and Batroc the Leaper
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スーザン小林(青空)
@suzannek23.bsky.social
2 days ago
Aubrey Beardsley Cover design for "Salomé" by Oskar Wilde 1893 (designed) Line block print on Japanese vellum Victoria and Albert Museum オーブリー・ビアズリー オスカー・ワイルド著『サロメ』の表紙(案) 1893年(原画)、1907年(印刷) ライン・ブロック/ジャパニーズ・ヴェラム[厚地和紙] ヴィクトリア・アンド・アルバート美術館
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スーザン小林(青空)
@suzannek23.bsky.social
2 days ago
Aubrey Beardsley "The Birthday of Madame Cigale" 1892 Line block print on paper Victoria and Albert Museum オーブリー・ビアズリー 《マダム・シガールの誕生日》 1892年 ライン・ブロック ヴィクトリア・アンド・アルバート美術館
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Digital Drapery Co
@digitaldraperyco.bsky.social
2 days ago
Some characters are remembered because they're dramatic. Others are remembered because they feel real. DD Aubrey HR was built around that second idea. #Daz3D #Genesis9
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Ryu || comms open
@ryuichirou.bsky.social
2 days ago
sunny, you little thief
herosunny, hero, sunny, kel, aubrey, omori
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Ryan SilverFox
@silverfoxr.bsky.social
2 days ago
So, as Art Fight comes to a close, I wanted to do a little picture to commemorate the "winners" of my roster for who got pics. Aubrey is a clear fan favourite (which I knew for a while). Either way, thank you everyone who drew art for me for Art Fight and I hope everyone had a great time!
The OCs I own standing on a podium based on how many attacks they got of them for this year's Art Fight. Aubrey got first place, Nikki got second place and Sunni (left), Pixel (middle) and Azar (right) got a 3 way tie.
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Bobbi QELD 🫥
@bobbyqeld.bsky.social
2 days ago
She chonk cos she unable to get much exercise after breaking her paw 😔
Aubrey in a cage with a pink leg cast, the single most tragic photo I've ever taken
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Bobbi QELD 🫥
@bobbyqeld.bsky.social
2 days ago
I can post Aubrey to you in the meanwhile
Aubrey in a box, Aubreyyy in a boooox 🎶
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Jay Troyer
@gr8flbluejay.bsky.social
3 days ago
Aubrey Beardsley, British (1872-1898), Isolde, 1895, color lithograph on wove paper, image: 22.8 x 14.2 cm, sheet: 28.5 x 20.4 cm, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
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