Really loved this! Hearing your learned insight and deep observations of a pulp story is wonderful. I’ve just started reading some pulp works in the last year and they are fascinating. Years ago I wrote a short story set in Antarctica and as I always do I immersed myself in research about the continent and its history and it was so compelling. Another great review/visual essay, Andrea! Thanks! ❤
@@ProfessorEchoMedia that sounds like a nice project! I wonder how many more stories will be inspired since this year flowers were said to be blooming in Antarctica
@@InfiniteText My story was entitled LUNCH HOUR IN ANTARCTICA and was about an unhappy executive in the present day dreaming about being an Antarctica explorer in the past. It was kind of nice.
I read a couple of Lovecraft's stories several years ago and ultimately decided that he's not the author for me, but I loooove Shackleton, so this pairing has inspired me to give Lovecraft another chance Thank you for these recommendations, looking forward to new videos in this series!
I’ve been watching your book reviews, and I love how insightful and engaging they are. You’ve got a great way of bringing books to life! I’m new to the TH-cam book review scene and don’t have many people around me who are into reading-or who aren’t camera-shy! It can feel a bit awkward doing it solo, so I thought it might be fun and helpful to collaborate with someone experienced like you. Would you be interested in teaming up for a video or two? Even if you’re not up for a collab, any advice you have for a newbie would be awesome. Thanks a lot for considering it!
@millennialclassics thank you so much for such a lovely and thoughtful comment. I don't really do collabs because it takes a great deal of time/ coordination and it has failed a lot in the past like the internet or voice didn't sync up or time difference so I kind of gave up on it ...and buddy reading too. I made a video recently that's an hour long with lots of advice for beginners called "too scared to start a booktube channel" addressing many fears people have starting out. I can't wait to see more videos from you! Thank you again for such a thoughtful comment
Really loved this! Hearing your learned insight and deep observations of a pulp story is wonderful. I’ve just started reading some pulp works in the last year and they are fascinating. Years ago I wrote a short story set in Antarctica and as I always do I immersed myself in research about the continent and its history and it was so compelling. Another great review/visual essay, Andrea! Thanks! ❤
@@ProfessorEchoMedia that sounds like a nice project! I wonder how many more stories will be inspired since this year flowers were said to be blooming in Antarctica
@@InfiniteText My story was entitled LUNCH HOUR IN ANTARCTICA and was about an unhappy executive in the present day dreaming about being an Antarctica explorer in the past. It was kind of nice.
Great topic! Thank you for sharing.
Two of my favorite topics together!
You are so passionate about the topics and people you discuss. That's why I adore your videos. Thank you so much for another great one!
@@myszuna9821 that's so kind of you, thank you. 😊
Thanks for sharing! After just reading just 2 of lovecraft's stories so far, I got chills at the end of both! 😅
@SimpleHealth83 the atmosphere 👌 it really hits best in October
You are on the Mystic path of the Paired Reader! Very cool how the Little Library system paired you up there.
@not2tees ooh I like that description. The Mystic path.
I read a couple of Lovecraft's stories several years ago and ultimately decided that he's not the author for me, but I loooove Shackleton, so this pairing has inspired me to give Lovecraft another chance
Thank you for these recommendations, looking forward to new videos in this series!
@notmyrealname3370 glad to hear it! If an author doesn't feel right for you I won't pressure you! There's another video on Shackleton coming next
I’ve been watching your book reviews, and I love how insightful and engaging they are. You’ve got a great way of bringing books to life!
I’m new to the TH-cam book review scene and don’t have many people around me who are into reading-or who aren’t camera-shy! It can feel a bit awkward doing it solo, so I thought it might be fun and helpful to collaborate with someone experienced like you.
Would you be interested in teaming up for a video or two? Even if you’re not up for a collab, any advice you have for a newbie would be awesome.
Thanks a lot for considering it!
@millennialclassics thank you so much for such a lovely and thoughtful comment. I don't really do collabs because it takes a great deal of time/ coordination and it has failed a lot in the past like the internet or voice didn't sync up or time difference so I kind of gave up on it ...and buddy reading too. I made a video recently that's an hour long with lots of advice for beginners called "too scared to start a booktube channel" addressing many fears people have starting out. I can't wait to see more videos from you! Thank you again for such a thoughtful comment
@@InfiniteText thank u! Heading to watch it right now!
Hi Andrea! I am fascinated by Antarctica! I hope you are well!
@nikkivenable73 I am! Hope you are well too. Antarctica is pretty great 😀