Months later I'm seeing this - now I know about the Mentions section in youtube studio! Thank you so very much, I appreciate you too.

the only part of The Giant's Star that i have a problem with is when Hunt-Dancheker & Company are talking with The Giants about what happened right after Minerva exploded, they just "left" Charlie on the Moon with no explanation that i remember as to why. BTW, Book 4 is Entoverse & Book 5 is Mission To Miverva.

This is one of my most favorite books. It also anticipates the current progress being made in using computer vision, x-rays, and AI to interpret old scrolls and similar material that are no longer readable such as with the Vesuvius Challenge. This book is an excellent example of hard SF and I still re-read it every few years.

Cool books! I love old books.

Really dug the video I live about 5-6 miles from where they have pulpfest m. A proud Pittsburgher, and hope u don’t represent and work for the lousy government! God bless 😊

Fantastic 😂

Dean Koontz and religious books, lol!

Smells like Febrese!! Next time I go on an unapproved book shopping trip, I'm going to be talking to Frank. Or Dave. Or Quinn. Let me in Quinn. I'm sorry Jon, I can't do that....

In a twist, it turns out the robot is the most human one of them all. He can enjoy the Hyperion and Dune sequels

More please!

Don’t worry Frank, the social media algorithms and employees despise us all equally.

It's funny because it's true, lol.

ESS EFF!

The British Werner Herzog! 😂

😂😂😂

I jacked in hard

Great stuff! I was just thinking about watching this movie for the 50th time or so this evening, what a coincident.

XD

😂 (you’ll have to excuse the riffing)…‘this moon photo was printed on a Canon PIXMA TS3420 Wireless Inkjet in 1999…fantastic stuff!’

😂 I really need to get back in the loop. Sounds like some entertaining stuff has been going on!

Dave’s accent, lol!

Bro….I’m dying over here. 💀 😂

Good effort. Best wishes.

Is it similar to HGTTG where the main sentient species on Earth are the mice and dolphins?

Wondering how many other KZfaqrs had noticed this change. MDC's channel was great stuff up until about 6-8 months ago. He was making science fiction reviews and talking about books and then he decided he'd rather make mini-documentaries about a bunch of 🐎💩. I assumed it was his desire to be a film actor rather than a book reviewer. When I started watching his channel at the beginning (I was one of his first 500 subscribers), it was called Movie Death Cult and he did mainly movie reviews. Then he transitioned to "media" because I assume he realized book talk was more lucrative. He even used to do "under the stairs" videos showing how many subscribers he had and how much money he was pulling in. At that time it was between $500 to $1,000 a month, which seemed pretty good considering the small footprint his channel had at the time and that he was just talking about books he read. He formed the Science Fiction Alliance and appeared to be expanding the community with other BookTubers (this alliance collapsed when Fit2BRead (who was a member) was arrested for pedophilia last November. He started interviewing science fiction authors. Then he went to Discord. Then he added his Coffee Tips. Then he started hawking merchandise. Then he went to Patreon. And he's finally abandoned KZfaq almost entirely. Removed his old videos, and all his content is behind pay walls on social media. F*ck that guy. I've unsubscribed and stopped watching, besides, all his content was ludicrous at this point anyway. I even trolled him on one of his first mini-docs where he was filming in an abandoned bus. And took me seriously and said he was glad I liked the setting. He's clueless and has sold out at a phenomenal rate. I'm not against monetizing your content, but I do take offense to sh*tting on the people who got you there. Moid is a shill.

This is so on point

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Legend.

Congrats on the move, always a bit stressful. I love these videos showing off some fests, still remember your Rocky Mountain Book and Paper Festival. Thanks for sharing. I don't have many hardbacks anymore but I do have that same copy of Blooded on Arachne from Arkham House, love the artwork on that one. Cheers.

Merci pour cette vidéo, hello from France, Roland 👍

I’ve never heard of PulpFest. Looks like a wonderland for a book lover! Thanks for sharing. (Loved the Heritage Foundation photo.) 😂

Whoa, 5:48, a Jim Steranko cameo ! Great video and haul

Sorry I didn’t make it to Pulpfest, hope the hotel enjoys the money that didn’t refund me. Great video by the way, I don’t understand why you guys tolerate a Walmart book seller like me.

The Fantasy Press collection is amazing. So beautiful. A bit out of the price range for my collecting but I’ll be watching for them. I think you suggested that the iconography for Fantasy Press would make a good t-shirt. I’d definitely buy one of those. On another note, what was the one finger salute to The Heritage Foundation about?

I almost made the trip to pulpfest. Thanks for making this video!

That music puts me in orbit, daddy-o!

Slapstick is my favorite Vonnegut book. It's so sad compared to his other books but so good

I will be looking for a copy of this one. Thanks.

I Want To Believe.

Please do a spoiler review

LOVED THIS! Thanks and cheers!

self-interest is here to stay, silly boy. Feel free to give away all you own in the interest of communism. Or maybe force others to give theirs away.

I have that same Shasta Press copy of The Demolished Man, one of the few books I kept from my old collecting days. I love seeing these old hardbacks, I must keep myself from collecting them though, haha, trying to stick with paperbacks. Fantasy Press was one of my favorites as well as Gnome Press, but those were very hard to come by. Cheers dude.

Much to covet in that haul! I particularly hanker for that edition of Chalk Giants. Lovely stuff. 👍

Fantasy Press Editions are wonderful to have in any collection. Love the background music. It really sets a calm mood. How’re you planning to pack up the books to prevent damage during the move? I’m moving myself in the near term and have some trepidation about packing all my books!

Beautiful Books as always ❤ 😊

Unbelievable condition of some beautiful books. Fantasy Press books are works of art. Love that there are numbered and signed editions.

The Seeds of Life is a great book - and that’s a great copy,

U can combine Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive into one novel, but Neuromancer is truly unique.

I think that your observation that we really don’t understand our own context is valid and insightful. I’ve never really thought about it as being an unrealistic expectation in a novel.