Black Myron
@blackmyron.bsky.social
Avid reader, writer, tabletop and video gamer. Physics degree. Likes to think way too much about the stuff I enjoy.
Alan Moore (his James Bond in 2009)
November 12, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Alan Moore (his James Bond in 2009)
It's literally the banner Bush Sr. makes in that one Simpsons episode
August 25, 2025 at 4:06 AM
It's literally the banner Bush Sr. makes in that one Simpsons episode
And yet whenever Jacksonville is portrayed, it is shocking accurate
June 27, 2025 at 3:37 AM
And yet whenever Jacksonville is portrayed, it is shocking accurate
Fictional Non-Fiction Day 6 - Twin Peaks had support material during the first run - including a cassette tape! - but I'm going with the Secret History of Twin Peaks. Supposed to be a mysterious file of the strange happenings in and around the area, with historical detours.
#booksky
#booksky
January 3, 2025 at 5:20 AM
Fictional Non-Fiction Day 6 - Twin Peaks had support material during the first run - including a cassette tape! - but I'm going with the Secret History of Twin Peaks. Supposed to be a mysterious file of the strange happenings in and around the area, with historical detours.
#booksky
#booksky
Day 5 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: The Lost Diary of Indiana Jones
The Indiana Jones IP would seem rife for this sort of thing, but the 'lost journal' didn't come out until 2008, in support of the 4th movie. Mostly covers the movies and the TV show, although a few easter eggs abound.
The Indiana Jones IP would seem rife for this sort of thing, but the 'lost journal' didn't come out until 2008, in support of the 4th movie. Mostly covers the movies and the TV show, although a few easter eggs abound.
December 29, 2024 at 10:36 PM
Day 5 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: The Lost Diary of Indiana Jones
The Indiana Jones IP would seem rife for this sort of thing, but the 'lost journal' didn't come out until 2008, in support of the 4th movie. Mostly covers the movies and the TV show, although a few easter eggs abound.
The Indiana Jones IP would seem rife for this sort of thing, but the 'lost journal' didn't come out until 2008, in support of the 4th movie. Mostly covers the movies and the TV show, although a few easter eggs abound.
#booksky
Day 4 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: X-Files The Official Archives
Released in 2020, well after the show's heyday, the archives treat each case file as an actual one, with the explanation that a fire damaged the files to explain away gaps.
Day 4 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: X-Files The Official Archives
Released in 2020, well after the show's heyday, the archives treat each case file as an actual one, with the explanation that a fire damaged the files to explain away gaps.
December 24, 2024 at 5:50 AM
#booksky
Day 4 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: X-Files The Official Archives
Released in 2020, well after the show's heyday, the archives treat each case file as an actual one, with the explanation that a fire damaged the files to explain away gaps.
Day 4 - In-Universe Non-Fiction: X-Files The Official Archives
Released in 2020, well after the show's heyday, the archives treat each case file as an actual one, with the explanation that a fire damaged the files to explain away gaps.
Florida State Capitol building
December 24, 2024 at 5:03 AM
Florida State Capitol building
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Fictional Non-Fiction Day 3
The Dune Encyclopedia - written with a scholarly perspective by various people with the blessings of Frank Herbert, with the idea of being from Leto II's hidden vaults. Unfortunately, it was wholly ignored by his son and has mostly been forgotten.
Fictional Non-Fiction Day 3
The Dune Encyclopedia - written with a scholarly perspective by various people with the blessings of Frank Herbert, with the idea of being from Leto II's hidden vaults. Unfortunately, it was wholly ignored by his son and has mostly been forgotten.
December 22, 2024 at 6:20 AM
#booksky
Fictional Non-Fiction Day 3
The Dune Encyclopedia - written with a scholarly perspective by various people with the blessings of Frank Herbert, with the idea of being from Leto II's hidden vaults. Unfortunately, it was wholly ignored by his son and has mostly been forgotten.
Fictional Non-Fiction Day 3
The Dune Encyclopedia - written with a scholarly perspective by various people with the blessings of Frank Herbert, with the idea of being from Leto II's hidden vaults. Unfortunately, it was wholly ignored by his son and has mostly been forgotten.
#booksky
Day 2 of in-universe non-fiction
The Compleat Ankh-Morpork. Early in writing his satirical fantasy series, Discworld, author Terry Pratchett declared his world 'unmappable' - but came round in the end, and they have some of the most detailed world-building books.
Day 2 of in-universe non-fiction
The Compleat Ankh-Morpork. Early in writing his satirical fantasy series, Discworld, author Terry Pratchett declared his world 'unmappable' - but came round in the end, and they have some of the most detailed world-building books.
December 21, 2024 at 1:51 AM
#booksky
Day 2 of in-universe non-fiction
The Compleat Ankh-Morpork. Early in writing his satirical fantasy series, Discworld, author Terry Pratchett declared his world 'unmappable' - but came round in the end, and they have some of the most detailed world-building books.
Day 2 of in-universe non-fiction
The Compleat Ankh-Morpork. Early in writing his satirical fantasy series, Discworld, author Terry Pratchett declared his world 'unmappable' - but came round in the end, and they have some of the most detailed world-building books.
#booksky
I'd like to talk about a particular subgenre of books that I like to read and collect: namely, in-universe non-fiction.
It probably began with the Zork Trilogy of computer games, as each game manual started with a short in-universe book, complete with library stamps.
I'd like to talk about a particular subgenre of books that I like to read and collect: namely, in-universe non-fiction.
It probably began with the Zork Trilogy of computer games, as each game manual started with a short in-universe book, complete with library stamps.
December 20, 2024 at 5:32 AM
#booksky
I'd like to talk about a particular subgenre of books that I like to read and collect: namely, in-universe non-fiction.
It probably began with the Zork Trilogy of computer games, as each game manual started with a short in-universe book, complete with library stamps.
I'd like to talk about a particular subgenre of books that I like to read and collect: namely, in-universe non-fiction.
It probably began with the Zork Trilogy of computer games, as each game manual started with a short in-universe book, complete with library stamps.
I'm always intrigued by last-minute comic book story replacements - the solicit for X-Men #35 says "Scott and Jean are back - but so are the malicious Marauders!" and the actual comic has absolutely no trace of the Marauders
November 27, 2024 at 10:34 PM
I'm always intrigued by last-minute comic book story replacements - the solicit for X-Men #35 says "Scott and Jean are back - but so are the malicious Marauders!" and the actual comic has absolutely no trace of the Marauders
Continuing to read my 30 years of X-Men comics and currently in the doldrums of Scott Lobdell's placeholder run on Excalibur, wherein "Douglock" (Warlock with Cypher's memories) joins the team, and Captain Britain is briefly "Britannic".
November 23, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Continuing to read my 30 years of X-Men comics and currently in the doldrums of Scott Lobdell's placeholder run on Excalibur, wherein "Douglock" (Warlock with Cypher's memories) joins the team, and Captain Britain is briefly "Britannic".
There's always the infamous cover of "The Colour of Magic" where the artist misinterpreted the glasses-wearing Twoflower being called "four eyes" and literally gave him four eyes
November 23, 2024 at 8:42 AM
There's always the infamous cover of "The Colour of Magic" where the artist misinterpreted the glasses-wearing Twoflower being called "four eyes" and literally gave him four eyes
That one meme guy
November 23, 2024 at 12:00 AM
That one meme guy