I write English-language books about German folklore. I primarily read books about folklore & mythology, history, and tabletop role-playing games.
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This book on "Magic in the Middle Ages" has the following chapters:
All of these should be highly relevant and useful for my planned book on tales of #magic from German #folklore.
Mehr potentiells Futter für #pnpde Weltenbau.
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Nope, but that sounds precisely like something I should keep an eye out for. Thanks for the tip!
#Architecture and architectural drawings are one of those subjects I'd love to study in detail if I had significantly more free time than I actually do. But alas, I have to prioritize what time I do have, and this is not a priority.
Still, I hope this book will be useful for #ttrpg inspiration at some point.
I would be very surprised if the illustrations in this book weren't used as inspiration for #Batman : The Animated Series.
I got this years ago as a gift/souvenir during a business trip to #Spain . But alas, I cannot read Spanish.
These days I would probably search for a digitized version on Archive.org instead of buying a physical copy - this is a public domain work, after all.
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