@personofcon.bsky.social#SundayReading #BookSky This week, I continue the slow shift towards horror reading with at least 30% more zombies. Academically, I've read a little more of Chloé Germaine Buckley's Twenty-First-Century Children's Gothic, but it's going on pause for now for the Halloween reading.
@bankofcanadamuseum.caMany people love birds and they’ve been a very popular subject on bank notes the world over. See our blog on the Birds of Canada bank note series.
👉 https://bit.ly/3XoBcmU
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@personofcon.bsky.social#SundayReading #BookSky This week, I finished a few academic books, and got deep into my October zombie reading. Let's lurch through them.
@minneapolimedia.bsky.socialPHILOSOPHY JANE | WE TAKE PICTURES OF THINGS WE NEVER LOOK AT AGAIN
Our phones hold thousands of meals, sunsets, screenshots and moments we swore we wanted to remember. So why do we rarely look back?
@bankofcanadamuseum.caFrom queens to changemakers👑
Discover how real women are finding their place on bank notes around the world—and what that says about history, power, and representation.
👉 Read the blog: https://bit.ly/4x6PtqI
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@personofcon.bsky.social#BookSky #SundayReading This week, I finally finished reading the edited collection Historiographies of Game Studies, edited by Alisha Karabinus, Carly A. Kocurek, Cody Mejeur and Emma Vossen.
@bankofcanadamuseum.caWhy does an “S” with a line through it mean “dollar” 🤔💵?
Good question! Actually, nobody can really say, but we wrote a blog on what we know. Check it out.
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@personofcon.bsky.social#SundayReading #BookSky This week, I continued my reading of Historiographies of Game Studies; I'm within 70 pages of the end now, so I'll call my shot--I should be finished it by next week. What a colossal collection it is. I found a lot that was interesting, or useful, or both.
@bankofcanadamuseum.caA little ship 🛥️, a dedicated fisher🎣, a bank note💵 and the photographer📸 who tied them all together.
Read “The Fisher, the Photographer and the Five” on the blog. 👉 https://bit.ly/3WmkGnR
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@personofcon.bsky.social#SundayReading #BookSky This week, my academic reading starts (as usual) with another chapter from the edited collection Historiographies of Game Studies. Specifically, I read victoria l. braegger's interview with Kishonna L. Gray. Gray is, as always, amazingly good.
@rinaqueenofwands.bsky.socialThe Week Ahead 🃏✨ Tarot Reading | 13/09/2026
#tarot #tarotreading #vtuber #newweekahead #nextweekreading #witch #sundayreading #tarotreader
@bankofcanadamuseum.ca🍁Canadians have carried copies of his tiny artworks in their pockets for over 80 years.
Read “The Coin Designs of Emanuel Hahn” on the blog.
👉 https://bit.ly/4f6cf9N
@personofcon.bsky.social#BookSky #SundayReading This week in academic writing, I read more of Histographies of Game Studies; I'm just through a very interesting interview of Henry Jenkins by my former colleague, betsy brey. It's very interesting, and adds some context to some early 2010 game studies issues.
@bankofcanadamuseum.caIn 1940, the Bank of England moved its gold reserves to the Bank of Canada. All 1,500 tonnes.
It’s the single largest movement of physical wealth in history. 😲
Read “Operation Fish” on the blog. 👉 https://bit.ly/3q9vdHd
