#brag books

[resumewriterrecruiter]

Interview Brag Book

Brag Books Why not show and tell in job interviews? A picture is worth 1,000 words. A portfolio, leave-behind, or interview presentation binder – also known as a “brag book” – is a great way for job seekers to prepare and showcase their skills and accomplishments.While portfolios are expected in certain “creative” professions, jobseekers in many more “traditional” fields could benefit from…

[egophiliac]

(it probably wasn't actually Idia's fault)

(or was it)

some quick initial reactions to celebrate Diasomnia Day One! it felt like a bit of a short intro, but oh, what a tasting menu of things to come.

[jasontoddenthusiastt]

Batman Annual #25

Before Talia took him in, before he was dunked in the pit to have his memories restored, even when operating purely on survival instinct, he always split a meal with the other homeless people. It may not have been essential to his survival, but caring about and helping other people when he couldn’t even help himself was just always such an intrinsic part of Jason’s core.

[bluestation]

[pjshermann]

Small Parallels in A Little Life #3

Harold Stein // Julia Altman

Andy Contractor // Jane Contractor

[tommykinardkink]

So I finally finished it! My hand bound copy of Got A Melancholic Temperament (that’s what they said to me) by @coldtomyflash (aka RedHead on ao3).

It’s not perfect, I messed up on the inside spine a little bit, but I’m really happy with how the cover and the little window for the title came out.

[callernumberthree]

The fact that years and years ago I trained myself in to be fluent in both the trademark GF substitution cipher and -3 caesar cipher will now finally come in handy, and not just to scrawl encrypted notes onto the margins of my reports

[gxlden-angels]

I think it's so funny when Christian flat out reject the concept of being intersex like oh so me and about 2% of the population aren't real but you expect me to believe homeboy's gonna come back after (holy) ghosting us for over 2000 years?

[rapidlydecayingcorpse]

books i have that are probably leitners

a foundation trilogy anthology my grandpa gifted to me on a road trip. it’s old and has my aunt’s name in a bookmark

a copy of library of souls from the ms peregrine’s home series’s found in a little free library in a nursing home. it appears to have been taken out of a real library

wildflowers every child should know, over 100 years old and there are names, dates, and places written in it. found at a vintage store

reason at work, a philosophy textbook i found in a little free library with dozens of annotations and notes

partially illustrated full grimm brothers collection that has weird water damage, purchased at a tiny book store up north in my state

not technically a book but a 1952 planner that i looked into and researched. the owner was a semi-famous restaurant owner in my city found at a vintage store

[layla-carstairs]

Kieran continues to be the funniest character

[denkies]

"Mob's not autistic!!!" my brother in christ he literally has a book titled "How To Read Social Cues"

[not-your-bro]

i knew about the horseshoe incident prior to reading baptism of fire but truly nothing could've prepared me for the way regis is like "does anyone wanna [strikes a pose] come get this?" [switches hands, strikes another pose] like i know there's no way to subtly hold a burning horseshoe with your bare hands but there are certainly less flamboyant ways to go about it

[saphira-approves]

Do you have this typo on the first page of your murtagh? If I was Paolini I’d be having words with my editor 👀

YEAH LMAO

I legit sat there and puzzled over it for a solid five minutes like “???why are we talking about divers??? i didn’t realize pearls were so crucial to the Alagaësian economy. also this grammar is whack” and then I figured it out.

[lazyheadandsleepybones]

OMG I DROPPED MY BACKPACK GUYS 😰😰😰

[pb-dot]

Big milestone reached on His Impossible Brushstrokes

As of a few days ago, I finally got to and wrote the final scene of His Impossible Brushstrokes. While this is a momentous occasion, I can't claim to be done with the first draft as I need to write the chapter(s) that I skipped due to being stuck at them. I hope having put what these chapters are supposed to lead to in writing will make the process a bit easier, but I am not prepared to celebrate just yet.

[therainbowfishy]

Books read in January 2024

ALL FOURS by Miranda July

GENDER QUEER by Maia Kobabe

THE MAGNETIC GIRL by Jessica Handler

FIREBUGS by Nino Bulling

SCREEN TESTS by Kate Zambreno 

THE GULF by Adam de Souza