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#WritersCoffeeClub #WritingCommunity
12th Aug 2026. What's the last museum you went to? Did it inspire you?
The #Mathildenhöhe museum complex in #Darmstadt . The #Jugensstil side complex about the old local artists' colony was particularly inspiring - I love this art style, and it's one of the major inspirations for a fantasy setting I have been working on since forever.
Alas, my free time is limited and my folklore translations must take priority at the moment. But at least I want to read some of the old art books I saw there, several of which I already found at the #InternerArchive .
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#WritersCoffeeClub #WritingCommunity
12th Aug 2026. What's the last museum you went to? Did it inspire you?
The #Mathildenhöhe museum complex in #Darmstadt . The #Jugensstil side complex about the old local artists' colony was particularly inspiring - I love this art style, and it's one of the major inspirations for a fantasy setting I have been working on since forever.
Alas, my free time is limited and my folklore translations must take priority at the moment. But at least I want to read some of the old art books I saw there, several of which I already found at the #InternerArchive .
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@textfiles I almost uploaded a large 1970s community cookbook from my late mother's collection to the #internerarchive , but couldn't honestly say I had any right to it since it had hundreds of authors (mostly #Mormon women, I think) who volunteered recipes without any copyright assertion. It doesn't even have a publication date, although I might be able to find a granddaughter of the editor if I asked around enough Mendon, Utah, LDS meetinghouses.
“Whats Cookin in Mendon” was the title.
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@textfiles I almost uploaded a large 1970s community cookbook from my late mother's collection to the #internerarchive , but couldn't honestly say I had any right to it since it had hundreds of authors (mostly #Mormon women, I think) who volunteered recipes without any copyright assertion. It doesn't even have a publication date, although I might be able to find a granddaughter of the editor if I asked around enough Mendon, Utah, LDS meetinghouses.
“Whats Cookin in Mendon” was the title.
