Hugo Simberg (1873 – 1917)

1896

Watercolor and gouache

16 cm × 17 cm (6.3 in × 6.7 in)

Ateneum, Helsinki

    • Salamendacious@lemmy.worldOP
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      I’ve never read any of the discworld novels. I’ve never heard anything but praise for them but there are just so many that I usually just get paralysis of choice and look for something else.

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        Terry said you can start anywhere, and I’ve been enjoying reading them in order, but if you want to get to know the Death character, “Mort” and then “The Reaper Man” would do. The witches and wizards books are also great, and he’s in every book at least a bit (he is Death after all).

        I might be parasocially in love with Death. He’s just such a dear, kind, awkward but in a stoic way, person. And he loves cats 😻

        The new recordings that are coming out on Audible are FANTASTIC if you like audio books at all. There are two versions, the newer ones with Peter Serafinowicz and Bill Nighy are the good ones.

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          I second the Penguin audiobooks! Peter Serafinowicz’s impression of death is just amazing. I finished the 6th Rincewind book and every time he popped up throughout the series, he got me so excited!