A few odds and ends:
Some stuff I recently got in the mail includes Tim Hornbaker's Death of the Territories, about how the WWF/WWE's early 80s expansion destroyed the old regional territories system of professional wrestling, and Aubrey Sitterson and Chris Moreno's The Comic Book History of Professional Wrestling, which has a lot of interesting stuff about Mexico, Japan, and other places. Both are good for Extreme Wrestling Warfare.
Richard Rhodes's Energy: A Human History, covering the topic from the age of wood, water and wind to modern day. Good for Endron (and Atlas, back in the day).
And, because I'm weird, Gabrielle Moss's Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of 80s and 90s Teen Fiction, which I'm hoping to find a few odd Vesuvius plot ideas in.
Currently working on posts about transportation/shipping, including private carriers like UPS and Fed Ex, automobiles and motorcycles, agribusiness, advertising/public relations, and professional sports. I may also do something on Project Lycaon.
Some stuff I recently got in the mail includes Tim Hornbaker's Death of the Territories, about how the WWF/WWE's early 80s expansion destroyed the old regional territories system of professional wrestling, and Aubrey Sitterson and Chris Moreno's The Comic Book History of Professional Wrestling, which has a lot of interesting stuff about Mexico, Japan, and other places. Both are good for Extreme Wrestling Warfare.
Richard Rhodes's Energy: A Human History, covering the topic from the age of wood, water and wind to modern day. Good for Endron (and Atlas, back in the day).
And, because I'm weird, Gabrielle Moss's Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of 80s and 90s Teen Fiction, which I'm hoping to find a few odd Vesuvius plot ideas in.
Currently working on posts about transportation/shipping, including private carriers like UPS and Fed Ex, automobiles and motorcycles, agribusiness, advertising/public relations, and professional sports. I may also do something on Project Lycaon.
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