The most dramatic pages in literary history; Book of Mosses; The Witcher costume designs

The most dramatic pages in literary history. pic.twitter.com/MtfM3S8bGl

— Thom Willis (@ManOnThe100) January 22, 2020

This is a new one (for me, at least!). A little book on British mosses, “illustrated” with twenty-five real specimens, carefully pasted into gaps left for them in the text. @LinneanSociety pic.twitter.com/4QJ3fbfcke

— Will Beharrell (@WillBeharrell) January 15, 2020

Holy shit! #TheWitcher Costume Designer Tim Aslam has just uploaded a boat load of pictures to his website. Like, I have NEVER seen a costume designer do this before. This is huge! Check er out: https://t.co/HEM1EtEdhs pic.twitter.com/MPXNzHOhWi

— CostumeCO 🎙️🎥 (@CostumeCinemato) January 10, 2020

Uh, so apparently they restored the Ghent Altarpiece and pic.twitter.com/JljwfEZlzu

— Fʀ. A. Sᴄʜʀᴇɴᴋ (@frajds) January 20, 2020

You voted. We listened: Introducing the Florence Y'alls. pic.twitter.com/jKzl4mlLAl

— Florence Y’alls (@florence_yalls) January 21, 2020

*Buy I Want My Hat Back at Amazon.