Books
It doesn’t matter how many pages they have, books have the power to captivate and intrigue. These articles cover everything from cat pamphlets to 10th century bibles.
Fascist Yoga – a book by Stewart Home
Domestic cats from ‘The Domestic Cat’ by Gordon Stables
In Ukrainian Modernism: an exploration of mid-century Soviet architecture
Data viz of every book in the world
Copyrighted works from 1929 enter the public domain today, including The Maltese Falcon, The Cocoanuts, and Mickey’s first talkie
“Anti-Tag Clouds” find common words not used in popular literature
Valerie Babb's latest book examines Lebron James's cultural impact beyond sport
bell hooks memoir 'Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood' to be published in the UK for the first time
Kiosk: The Last Modernist Booths Across Central and Eastern Europe
Standards Manual releases ‘1982 DC Comics Style Guide’
A Queer reading list from North Africa and the Maghreb
Taschen's new book explores four centuries of colour theory
Batman Saves the Congo
Some cool links on Kenyan culture
'Gentlemen of Bacongo' by Daniele Tamagni showcases Congolese men adherent of La Sape
A Treasury of Great Recipes: a cookbook by Vincent Price
Copyrighted works from 1928 enter the public domain today, including Steamboat Willie and Joseph Stalin
Yule: a Germanic pagan festival that's definitely not Christmas
![May yule-tide give you of its best and your own heart supply the rest. Postcard sent to Mrs J. Moore, Bishop's Bridge, Farley, West Maitland, [n.d.]](https://cultrface.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/11990283354_bac47b01bd_c-648x410.jpeg)